Aby S. Hora 最近的评测

this game deserves a overwhelmingly positive game.

y'know how there's isekai about how the mc plays a game then gets transported to that game world and it's all vibrant, cool, indepth, and much more vibrant than the game world?

This is the game that the mc played before they got yeeted across dimensions, not the one that they get isekai'd to.

There's micro-transactions for getting tokens to vote for your favorite character/downvote your hated character, but it's all optional and more or less donations.

It's painfully a mobile-game coded and the scope of the story is a lot more limited than it seems with a bunch of time skips, but hey at least there isn't a stamina system.
Maybe it was me expecting more from a game that's $8.50 but oh well.
Much praise to the actors and actresses that made the scenes, but for me this is a "eeeehhhhhh, if you want to relive the experience of growing up with those CYOA books that always killed you after every choice, go for it."

I would give this a mixed instead of a yes/no.

Not really for anyone in particular, but a game about the feelings of regret and finding the strength to move past despite it all.
Thank you dev for sharing your feelings about it, and keep on keepin' on.

All of the story is implied (though I don't think it's that hard to figure out the general gist of the story,) takes a lot of inspiration from UNDERTALE and FAITH, nothing too difficult, nothing too grand either; a simple game, really.

Though I can't particularly say I recommend it, but I think it was worth buying the dev some lunch money for.

Genuinely really fun to play; swinging the sword feels good as well as the throwing knife.

The boss at the end had a wonderful sense of suspense.

Another banger by both Aggro Crab and Landfall!

I'm sad the story is short unlike their previous entry, but it's still a lot of fun.
At first I was weirded out by the one-hit-cheeze-every-enemy combat, but it kind of clicked and I started to play a bit more intentional with blocks/parries/precision hits which makes it more fun.
Love the idea of mo-capping npcs using a vr headset too.

Feels good to play, but my only gripe is that enemy projectiles could really use some better visibility/ (cast spells by enemy looking like exp orbs, attacks blending together color-wise)

this game's got something wrong with it lmao
but it's kinda fun, even though the mechanics don't make too much sense.
maybe a little pricey at $25 usd...

(Played off steam, bought game on steam and carried save over. File gametime: 42 hours)

I'd honestly call this Mario and Luigi: Superstar Saga with it's combat mechanics...

That silly thought aside, everything about it OOZES with passion while wearing its influences on its sleeve, and the collage it creates with the things it loves is BEAUTIFUL. I fell in love with it immediately. I'd recommend it even for those looking for more of a turn based experience. (It's OK to play it like a turn based on the lower settings!)

I've been obsessed and binged it throughout a week. Soundtrack is so good; immediate add to my playlists

This game is my GOTY and we entered the 2nd quarter of the year. It'd be hard pressed to find something that could top this.

That said, the game isn't without flaws and crashes, especially some crashes as well as some lack of QoL features like restarting fights or manual saving.

Edit: beat game, cried really hard

Generational Grief and pain that's meant to be remembered.

I don't know how people DON'T get the HK riot references.