Buffet Knight - Decadent Full Course

I only played a tiny bit of the game. But I can already tell it's not for me. This game is like Kirby meets Zelda. Eat things, shoot the food at enemies. Go on a grand adventure. It's very railroady at the start, but I imagine it opens up. I'm recommending it based on what I saw, and based on knowing that a lot of friends will enjoy it, even though I didn't. For instance, the controls are 100% remappable, even on PC, despite what the games one negative review states. You don't have to play directional keys, Thank gods. If the controls weren't remappable, I would've given it a negative. Because that's really bad for accessibility. My favourite option in the settings besides this, is the ability to turn off talking sounds. You know how a lot of these games will play a noise every time a letter comes up? (Why do games do this? It's so annoying!) Well, this game let's you turn that off. The music is cute, the characters are cute. The writing so far is cute. You push boulders, you suck boulders toward you with your incredible lung capacity. You avoid traps and kill enemies. The combat is top down dodge and shoot. Shift(Default) to strafe (move while pointing the same direction) That's about it, I didn't play much of the game. I was very quick to decide it's not for me. My brain just doesn't compute with these. Hopefully yours does. Thanks for reading, or skipping to the end. Have a lovely day. <3

大卫带骑士这一块 从主要玩法上看也是一种卡比，主打一个狠狠suck，然后找齐五大食(元)材(素)、集合起来打败魔王的传统故事，但是里面充斥着各种小支线和小隐藏很有乐子，甚至还有带点arg元素的大型解密。差不多8小时通主线，全成就稍微有点麻烦、配合指南攻略差不多10小时全成就 而且完全区别于那种复用素材的作品，很难想象这游戏也是rpgmaker做出来的，只能说这个工具在不断地给我带来新惊喜，rpgmaker的潜力还能挖掘

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Played this right after Janosik 2 and they both have the same vibe - fun game in an old-school style with just a wacky amount of hidden secrets and powerups that you absolutely have no need for. The same thing happens in both, if you're an explore-type player you end up with so much health and money that the boss fights become trivial, and that's okay if you're playing a game for fun not for a challenge. I feel like this might have been a better opinion if the game at the very start hadn't asked "easy or hard" without any context. Maybe calling it "easy or normal" would have swayed me to pick the harder option, it was unclear whether easy meant *easy* or just "easier than a SNES game", and it turns out it meant really easy. So I don't know if, on hard, it would still be super easy, but given *how* easy it was on easy I think it's likely that it would. That said, some things about it are less easy - there's several side-puzzles I didn't complete because the flow of the game was a bit weird. You get "essences" from doing various things, but nothing gives any clue as to what you're supposed to do with an essence - I found that out later from a guide, but too late because at that point a bug forced me down a game-ending path when I tried to trade in my essences, which is apparently a prerequisite of solving several of the last few puzzles.

The pixel art is vibrant and cozy, perfectly capturing a vibe that feels both retro and fresh. Particularly loved the fetch-quest tasks that reminded me of GB/GBA LoZ games. Yet another great example that proves indie games don’t need a ridiculously long story to be unforgettable. Grab your fork and dive in!

This feels like the Link to the Past sequel I've been waiting on for 30 years. Amazing game.

It's just fun to go around eating stuff, art and music are sweet, satisfying progression, great puzzle design, crazy endings and secrets. Just play it.