DashBored

This might be my personal favorite indie RPG to date. (Subject to change if NashBored is even better for me) It has some problems, it's easy, sometimes a little cryptic, the art can look a bit weird at times. But at the end of the day I found this way more fun and entertaining than any other rpg game I've played, a lot due to the characters. I wouldn't expect everyone to think it as good as I do, I've played Undertale, Deltarune, Omori, Octopath, even Earthbound. But even with those games under my belt I still enjoy this one more, even if it has more glaring flaws then those popular ones. There is great value to have in this game in both the story and the gameplay, and it sure is worth your time. It took me about 7.5 hours to finish my first playthrough so the game is well worth the cost. I am going on an insane rant, but I adore this game. Nash my beloved.

Subtle spoilers ahead, though I tried to mitigate it to talk about the game without revealing anything that specifically happens. DashBored, even with it's jank in some areas of the game, was genuinely worth every minute I played, I had been streaming with my girlfriend the first time I played, going in entirely blind, and when I would say something in reaction to something that had happened, I would proceed the dialogue and it would be the EXACT thing Nicolas said word for word, happened three separate times, both infuriated and amused me how similar I was to the guy. Beyond that humorous account, Nicolas' story arc hit incredibly close to home for me, feeling hopeless, isolating yourself from everyone around you and especially the monologues in both the city ending and the bad ending were incredibly gut-wrenching because of how much I related to Nicolas' feelings of inadequacy. Even still, the lore I got to sift through, the subtle hints that made me feel like a crazy conspiracy theorist with a cork board and an excessive amount of red string trying to piece it all together was invigorating. I can't play a lot of higher end games since I'm running this all on just a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ HP laptop I've had since my freshman year of highschool and a dream, but I hold both Psychopomp GOLD and DashBored (NashBored too by extension) close to my heart more than I'd say pretty much anything else I've played, no other games have made me obsesses over scraps of story and lore while also leaving enough room for me to piece together my own interpretation, and god when I got it to all click, when the dots connected on something, there is no better feeling in my little brain to be the one to figure it all out.

Jogo excelente, amei a estética em pixel com as mecânicas de combate em turno que se encaixam bem. A primeira jogatina me rendeu boas 8h úteis de jogo, a segunda me levou cerca de 4h 30m. A gameplay dele é bem fluida, sem a necessidade de precisar gastar muito tempo com grind de personagens, o up de nível da missão principal + secundárias são mais que suficientes para ir até o fim se você tiver aprendido bem como usar e a fazer os timings dos golpes. Adorei as piadas, o subtexto da história completa e da personalidade dos personagens secundários. Com certeza um jogo que eu recomendaria pra quem deseja algumas horas de uma boa história e diversão. Pontos que eu achei que poderiam ser melhorados: - Acho que pela magnitude do jogo, ele deveria já ter alguma compatibilidade nativa com controles, até por causa que os comandos do jogo são extremamente simples. - A introdução ficou muito desconexa do restante da história, como se fossem duas coisas que não tivessem relação, apesar de o jogo desenrolar bem depois da introdução. Parabéns pelo jogo ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

yes,this game is bangin yo

My dash was in fact quite bored

dashbored é um ótimo jogo, a gameplay é divertida, os personagens são bastante carismáticos e a história é bem bacana.

Games instructions are very vague. Would not be able to progress easily/now where to go or what to do without a guide. The only guide i can find is player made, and also very vague. Played for 3 hours and got to day 2 only to find I had missed picking up a key required to progress. That I can no longer get because the path leading to the key is blocked. I will be coming back to this game sometime later.

I want Nash