
Revisiting a childhood classic, Beasts of Burden is a disturbing experience that will traumatize your child-self. Explore a Groundhog-Day scenario where all is not as it seems, and discover the horrifying truth lying just under the surface in this impactful psychological horror nostalgia trip.
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I love games that use crazy aesthetics and aesthetic clashing, I find it sad that it's appearance in this game was likely unintentional, it can have many crazy effects, especially when you play with individual aspects of an aesthetic, the game loop is also perfect, repeating the same things over and over but from time to time giving the player novelty, I always wanted to know what the next iteration of the loop would give me, I always had a sense of progress... except for that time I accidentally deleted my save file because of how the menus in this game were designed and had to reach the same part again. While this game was crazy, it could be 100 times more crazier if you played with the loop a bit more. This game is called a horror game but there is no tension, I suppose that is unavoidable with the creepypasta genre though. I particularity hate the "Skip Fight" option in fights as it completely breaks my immersion. There is also a obscure dark narrative in this game which I would like to see more of, as far as I can remember, there are two jumpscares in this game that contain the narrative material, it isn't as interesting as it could be.
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This is short, but really great!
What the dog doin?
Even though the "core" horror part of Evertale fake ads is there, the game lacks a lot of polishing that makes the horror part not scary at all. This game had a lot of potential, but it ends looking up as an amateur pokemon edgy hack game. It also lacks direction, so who knows why we are in this world and why this stuff happens... I hope all the issues are fixed, so we might see a worthy implementation of the fake Evertale ads
I want to like it but its just too repetitive and harsh on the eyes. I'd definitely try again when it's remade though!
In all honesty, this game was pretty fun! Found this game through a comment on a Game Theory video about Evertale. I wish the ads were like the game, so thanks to this one, I was able to have a similar experience if I got to play the game if it were like the ads! Thank you lotsa for making this fun! Only complaint is that I was disappointed that I didn't get to go into Route 1. If this included more stuff like Pokemon, (gyms, trainers, caves, and in general, more Pokemon), then I would certainly pay for this game (if i had money lol)! Loved it! :D
Honestly, I found this and played it and it's... okay? It's NOT terrible, but the yelling is obnoxiously loud and the repetition does kind of dull the scare factor. It's very much unsettling and feels like old school creepypasta but it becomes old quickly and it feels like some of the "resets" didn't need to be there. I liked it for the old school style it has and it is decent, just would probably just watch a review or an analysis over actually playing it. Think people should check it out, just not for me.
Can I review without having a positive/negative? I mean I'm not sure if this feels more like a visual novel where there's not really any options beyond quitting, and maybe that's part of the narrative, but this feels like its meant to be more told than played. It definitely feels too repetitive, but its also free game (without micros) so that usually gives a leniency to these things. No? I can't not pick? I'm sorry, I guess I didn't really enjoy this.
This reminds me of one of those old Pokemon creepypastas.
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