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I have no memory of playing this game. Ever. No offense. Anyway 5 stars this review window was open while I was high and getting fingered for the firest time in my life holy ♥♥♥♥ ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

Game of the year, ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. Like most people I won't allow myself to spoil anything, but when reading/watching reviews sometimes I wonder if people have actually finished this game. I was CONVINCED that I had reached the end on Day 22 and only kept playing to tie up some loose ends. But those loose ends just kept growing deeper and deeper rabbit holes.

As I'm typing this I have finally for sure genuinely actually for real this time finished the game. On Day 159!!!!!!!!!

So please don't stop playing just because you've reached the credits. Getting very comfortable with a game to where you're on autopilot and then suddenly you stumble upon something that isn't how it should be and your brain jolts awake is one of the my favorite feelings in gaming and there has never been anything like Blue Prince for making me feel that over and over and over again.

I've wanted a game like this all my life and it's exactly as fun as I imagined, the only thing I could possibly wish for is if the community could somehow make levels, even without a workshop and without a simple editor, I just wish it would never run dry of content. (I'm nowhere near the end as I write this but I dread when I will be)

Love this game to bits, my first playthrough was a self sufficient village with friends, only occasionally going into the city for trade. I was hesitant at first to play on my own for a second run, but decided to do it, interacting with strangers and living pretty much in the middle of society (also taking jobs I never had before) and it's ABSOLUTELY still worth it alone. It's such a cool microcosm of community, economy, politics and cooperation. In my experience 100% of the player base has been super nice thus far. You know how most games have kind of a honeymoon period where you're completely obsessed with them while you're first learning them? I have 150 hours in this game and that's still not worn off.

I will mention 2 downsides though:

1. It's very addicting. That's not a compliment (I hate that it often gets used as such), the fact that the server stays running progressing in real time, with a time limit and always something to do means your brain does not really leave the game when you turn it off. The optimal move is ALWAYS to play more, which can be very toxic game design. LUCKILY, they have introduced something called exhaustion, which limits you to a certain number of hours per day (4 hours in the case of my current playthrough), after which you can not do anything that consumes calories, so you can basically only walk around, pick fruits, trade and talk. Without crafting or using any tools, that usually incentivises you to turn the game off before long. UNLUCKILY, this setting is not that popular with the community and most servers disable it (I'm not sure if it was even made with addiction in mind, they just didn't want players who can put a ton of time into the game outpacing the casual players as much).

2. It's a big commitment. Once you've found a server you like, you are expected to log in pretty much every day for a month. If you can only do an hour each day that's fine, but try not to miss too many completely.

Despite this, do NOT play this game singleplayer, I started a little bit of that to learn the basics, got attached to my world and kept it going for a while and tbh that was a mistake. Almost all the fun comes from playing your role in a larger society, connecting roads, trading, thinking about what jobs are needed, etc. If you play singleplayer it's just extremely slow minecraft

This game has a tendency to be dropped weirdly quickly. Every session everyone agrees it's the most fun thing in the world, but then they just don't boot it back up.

Maybe it's because it can't be played alone, maybe it's because initially learning the rules and the first increments of optimisation are more fun than really mastering it later on. But either way I urge you to play this, and get the Road To Centurion mission pack in the workshop when vanilla doesn't do it for you anymore.

Genuinely a 10/10 game, I keep coming back to it and wondering why I ever dropped it

This game rules and it's a tragedy that its player base is so small. You're dependent on other players dying to get extra health, and its current popularity it still works fine but it can't really afford to shrink.

Granted, after 11 hours the only thing left to do is trying to get all the whip upgrades and fill out all the relic slots, so in terms of overall content there could be more, but that's obviously being worked on.

Movement feels great, the sound design is AWESOME and while you will start recognising the rooms, there's enough randomised elements inside each one that you'll never memorise a whole section.

Biggest advice I'd have for potential buyers is that while the whole "interacting with the phantoms of dead players" is the most unique thing about the game, what matters is that you enjoy first person parkour/skill based movement games. If you love Mirror's Edge, TF2, OW, Quake or any first person speedrun, you'll love this too

10/10 game, stop reading spoilers, just play it.

The DLC is very good too, maybe 8.5/10

Can't wait to see what this studio does next

Literally the best game ever made, somehow completely unkillable and still not too late to get into as of 2022

If a game is a series of interesting choices then Slay the Spire is the gamest game that ever gamed

The most underrated and most speedrunnable co-op game ever