Celestial Return

the story is exciting and i love the art style it feels so alive

The story and the art are excellent. The gameplay isn't for everyone, but if you get into it, it really pulls you in. I also really liked the dice-roll mechanic.

The game has a fantastic storyline. It's been a long time since an indie game has drawn me in so much and made me wonder, "What's going to happen next?". It's like I'm experiencing a movie or a book. The dice system is also a very interesting and innovative experience. And the art is amazing. For an indie game, it's filled with truly impressive artwork.

I LOVE THE ART OF THIS GAME ABSOLUTE CINEMA CANT WAIT TO FINISH IT

not enough wolves for a turkish game....

So I play offline, therefore my times don't report well. If that turns you off, please feel free not to read. This is a gem in the making. Yes, it needs patches, fixing the graphical loading errors that are infrequent and correctable, stopping the dialogue tree from advancing when you click "X" in the Archive or Inventory, for example. I don't think having a "Streaming Mode" was a good expenditure, when accessibility options and color correction would have been far more useful. But that's where my criticisms end. This is a richly detailed game, and for an indie studio in an era of endless ZA/UM wannabes, I think they did something unique and evocative. I expect debut and sophomore efforts to be a trial and error of available mechanics: dice rolls are reliable and appropriately applied (although explaining each die has two possible outcomes per roll would have been good out of the gate); the writing is perfectly fine for English as as second or even third language; the cyberpunk dystopia steals from the greats (Blade Runner, Deus Ex) without coming off hackneyed and tired. There is nothing groundbreaking here....AND THAT'S OKAY. Better to accumulate good reviews and small successes so that the future is open for more creative development. I so rarely buy games within the first few months of release, but this one spoke to me and I had a very good time. Cliches and tropes of the genre are that way for a reason. The detective is in a jazz bar drinking whiskey, and his ex is a rich girl in deep trouble. That's been around since the Maltese Falcon at least, longer even. Do I need a 37 page index on the worldbuilding to even enjoy the first paragraph? No, thank God, but we've all played that game or read that novel that demanded we learn a second language just to understand the first sentence. This is straightforward, fun, and self-aware. I recommend you give it a shot. To the devs: take out that Author(ity) nonsense at the beginning. That was off-putting. Any player of a TTRPG and a video game by extension knows we are on the rails of your adventure. For the players: get past that and enjoy yourself. I certainly did. The art, by the by, is A+

Amazing piece of art. Really loved the sound design and artworks!

Hot take: this might be better than Citizen Sleeper 2. Better than Citizen Sleeper 1 or Disco? No, but hey maybe I wanna just see the world burn. It is cyberpunk afterall

10/10 This game is a trip. Play it.

кусок кода а не игра, этот мусор фризит будто я ведьмак 4 запустил, хотя это даже не игра а набор катинок с диалогами, так что возврат денег и забвение этому мусору