Break Wolf

It's... it's a bit of a mess, I don't think it's a bad game and the chars were real damn nice, but by god it has a lot of flaws. The story structure is a bit of a mess, the way the main story is laid out a bit too repetitive for its own good, and protein management in the extra stage is a bit TOO harsh and punishing. The battles themselves are a bit on the not so interesting end but I can really appreciate every single enemy and boss having their own identity and moveset. Storywise, it's actually very nice. While the translation is quite jank and I'm not usually a fan of the more crass and mature type of writing with consistent swearing, the chars were charming enough that I could put up with it and the tone itself was real chill for something I was expecting to be a bit of an edgefest. Some of the characters were REALLY interesting though (looking at you Eiichi.) Also I really want to point out how funny it is that this game somehow managed to perfectly encapsulate the feeling of an axed manga, it feels EXACTLY like one in a real weird way and honestly, it's what makes it a very interesting experience and also makes it go from being not great to a very peculiar work. I may be real mixed on this game, but I truly appreciate what it tried to go for and, kind of half and half achieved. It's not a great experience, but it's one I will give the devs credit for and made me look a bit forward to their next works.