Brush Burial

It's everything it's described to be, then some. Once you lock in on the controls and figure out what makes the movement tick; smooth as butter. There's a grimy and grungy theme to the game with some surrealism mixed in. There are lots of ways to go about act 1 in combat and in progression, fitting any playstyle whether you're a loot goblin, trickster, duelist, marksman, or just plain stealthy. Those who go looking are rewarded with secrets, or some good ♥♥♥♥. There is a time where you'll have to get through puzzles; this game doesn't like to tell you much, but there are places to learn what you need to and it shouldn't be a problem if you have higher than room temperature IQ. You may have some issues getting full-screen to work and to that I say "alt + enter", other than that if you move through things too fast there is a very resident evil way of loading the map and you may fall out of it before an area has reloaded itself. Oh and remember to save at the altars. I won't spoil anything more, this game is wicked and awfully short. I hear the sequels are even better, but I enjoyed my time gathering the lore of the first.

act 1 was pretty fun if a bit short act 2 tried being like a puzzle game with no enemies but this meant it was really boring and i just decided to glitch through the door to get to the final boss fight the boss fight was pretty meh it was quite easy to beat overall if you did want to buy the game id wait until it goes on sale and dont expect to have that much fun after act 1