ENDER LILIES: Quietus of the Knights

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Hours played at review time, across 1.3K reviews with recorded playtime.

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this game shares so much in common with games like CODE VEIN and other ones which are specified on respecting the past, the memories of people unknown to you, their tragedies and sufferings: that's what draws me to it more and more, not gameplay-wise, but just plot-wise. I'm just one of those people who respects people passing by, someone who even cried and felt sorry for the fact that people are dying in the war. this game is dramatic in its inner world, filled with its uncomplicated literary plot imposed on dialogues and notes, most of the lore-related content has almost nothing to do with my affection, just elegant music in the background and exposure to those who suffered in this game. highly recommended to play for those who deeply accept incidents into their minds, those who are interested in the metaphor of losing memories and simultaneously destroying evil (find it out yourself :D) in the minds of those who are infected with it