Hunter's Seal

This game is actually fun by itself but it lack of core content it like you working in a office day by day no major goal for life

Pros: it is a very fun game and thought provoking. Cons: it is INCREDIBLY short. The demo was basically half the game. You can replay, sure, but I would not have expected it to end so quickly.

mid

There is potential here, but it's just not utilized. the game feels like a demo. - There aren't enough costs and things to spend money on. Not being timed also cuts down of feelings of urgency. There's also not enough to do with your pet. and not enough things going on in the personal life of the player character. - The adventurers have no personality, none of them attempt to bribe you or befriend you, none have weird personalities or strange individualized quests that make you remember them. An amateur adventurer that was too eager and has to learn some lessons or a grizzled tired veteran are both examples of things that would give the game more personality - The secret organization is too mild. It would profit from having an extremist wing that want you to get adventurers killed.

It's a chill little game with nice art and mechanics, but it really feels like playing a demo. I feel like there are mechanics that can still be added (e.g. the evidence and licenses seem to be a lot more versatile than the gameplay currently requires). I also am really missing a way to find out some of the things that I got wrong, because some mechanics aren't as intuitive as I think they're meant to be. Worth picking up for a few bucks, but not much more than that.

Nice little game, core loop is fun and I'm glad I supported it. I'm hoping for a little more depth in future patches to help immerse into the world a bit more.

i love it