
It's been a few months since everyone mysteriously vanished. You find yourself driving from city to city looking for anyone and anything. But, so far your search has yielded nothing... You've got to keep looking... Keep busy... You can't let your thoughts fester.
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Pretty good pretty cute pretty short, def worth a dollar, ending feels a bit quick and i wish Kesskin was explored a little more but other than that its nice and well written. Will 100% be buying We don't die here.
I love this game, it has great story and an even greater atmosphere for it engine limitations as well as its character duo chemistry, even with the few lines the characters have with each other, unfortunately the game is heavily weighed down in *My* opinion by its attempt at being mysterious and vague set environments and explanations. The reason I believe this to be so is while yes this does feed into theory crafting, there are several moments where the protagonist either says nothing over an object interaction or out right lacks a good explanation for something that just happened, this yes leaves me wanting to know more but leaves me frustrated when it isn't ever expanded upon *properly* or hinted at further down the line leaving me very confused and wondering why I bothered exploring in the first place. Maybe this will all be explained in a future game or never at all. My final punch in the gut is that in the credits there is a vague nod from the creator that feels like him saying "stay tuned for more" but to me with the pace the games came out felt like "I know whats happening and all this cool stuff just happened... later so KEEP UP!" If I were to give any feed back aside from that to the dev is that they are making a great story that feels like Swiss cheese and I want to know more PLEASE PLEASE EXPLAIN THIS STUFF IN MORE DETAIL TO ME, as sometimes being too vague can leave the reader or player less mystified and more spun around or angry. P.S. If I got my hands on a script at all *ever* I would LOVE to work on it with you even if it looked like some spaghetti from hell script. Small edit: my brain just made a correlation to this and the "Why?" Scenario which is one of my favorite scenarios which made me more fascinated with this game and is a good example of setting up a mysterious story and giving a satisfying explanation to its end... if you can find it that is.
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You are all alone in a vacant world where there is only a talking gem to keep you company and your trusted G U N to give you comfort. You traverse through bizarre places with the occasional lump of flesh to greet you (or hunt you...), but you are determined to find the one responsible for this mess and give'em a good kick in the nuts. Witty and clever writing with two enjoyable characters who bounce off of each other well, a fantastic female protagonist who legitimately made me belly laugh occasionally due to her (highly appropriate) reactions and the reversal of expectations in the narrative. It's a fun time and while there is not much to do outside of progressing the plot, there are some collectibles like plushies and different skins for the protag that you can find via exploring the maps, most of which are references to internet personalities or other video games. Speaking of references, the game has its fair share of them here and there and it's nice to spot them. While the graphics and map design might not be the strong suite of the game, it makes up for it with its clever writing and keeps you entertained for a good couple of hours, depending on how much you explore. If you are a fan of indie and especially RPG Maker games, I'd say don't miss this one.
bruddi and the empty universe
Another amazing game by Basim Aziz although I think I should have played this one first before Our Way Down despite there release dates.
ara is so cool i want to be her friend. [spoiler]"Besides it seems to only be one life. Not much goes to waste if results are poor." that one life meant everything to me :([/spoiler]
worth it, truly a amazing game!!!!!!
A nice little game. all the characters are REALLY well written, and you find yourself quickly get attached to them. The story is quite engaging. Well worth it!
i hate this game so much its so bland its like its made out of scratch and who tf even is ara the soundtrack is mid and boring and no instructions if ur reading this dont get it get ultrakill instead and devote your life
Great game. I love the story
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