
Neofeud is a Dystopic Cyberpunk adventure game in the vein of Blade Runner, but with an overlay of Game of Thrones-like political intrigue, and 1366x768, hand-painted, stylized visuals.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Great game!
Beautifully crafted, relevant plot. Incredible indie charm. Can't wait to play Neofeud 2.
Neofeud is one of the best games I've ever played! The story is well done, the world building is fantastic, and the characters are so much fun! This is a perfect example of good political writing. 10/10 highly recommend!
This game will boost your Goertzel-Takeda test scores to above the level required for Sentient Services assistance, GUARANTEED! It's been said that science fiction authors are always writing about the present. This game really leans into that, presenting a vision of a near future dominated by technological surges by and for the hyperwealthy, who live in and rule from the exclusive floating islands above the surface of the Earth. The society below is made of machines and transhumans literally cast down as trash from the cities above, a society overwhelmingly composed of victims of the most horrible predations of its ruling oligarchy. In other words, a world pretty much like our own, but exaggerated to such an extent that it becomes comical at times. This game's presentation is remarkably unique, it sounds and looks like so little else. The writing is absolutely drowning in cliches, direct references to media, and is about as subtle as having a bat smashed against your head. The voice acting is all over the place, varying quality and performances (one character in particular is all plosives). One character is a walking stereotype. But behind this superficial presentation is a charming game with a great story, if not one that is basically guaranteed to make you cringe and/or uncomfortable. The first act is a slow burn but it really takes off on you in the middle and end, and if you're anything like me you'll be left turning it all over in your mind for a few days after the credits roll. The powa of the Six Billion Dollar Baller compels you to play this game!
Lesson in there. Real ones know.
I enjoyed playing this game until the [spoiler]scene in the bar[/spoiler], after that... from there it just crashed imo. WAY too much talking got me out of the flow. I was clicking through lots of dialogues. If you don't mind those, go for it. Great art, made with love. It's just not for me. I (probably) won't finish it. Thumbs up for the incredible creative effort though.
Fantastic point and click game. Deep, well written story with rich characters. Hand drawn art that really lends itself to illustrating the world of Neofeud. I was really vibing with this game. Well done! Content warning: There is one R-bomb and loads of N-bombs, but within the context of the game and characters, really seem non-offensive to me compared to any other media on the market. Runs well on Steamdeck, but did not glitch or crash anymore than Fallout 3 or Witcher III Wild Hunt, in fact less than those AAA games.
Only just starting, but really like it so far. It's great for me because it's like those old point-and-clicks, but from a really unique perspective you won't find in other games. The anti-capitalist messaging is spot-on, and I've been looking for that for a while, so I'm glad I finally got around to playing Neofeud since it's been in my library for some time now. Great stuff!
Imagine a dystopian future where the 1% sit atop floating castles while the rest of the dregs are reduced to poverty and non-humans are prejudiced against. This is the basic premise of Neofeud, but this point-and-click adventure game delves really deep into the politics of the "haves" and "have-nots" that resonate so well today. I highly recommend this one to anyone who enjoys a good Cyberpunk experience.
Normalerweise spiele ich keine Point & Click-Adventures, aber ich fand den grafischen Stil dieses Spiels interessant. Ich hatte keine Probleme, durch das Spiel zu kommen. Es ist nicht allzu schwer, da es nicht so viele Gegenstände zu kombinieren und Szenen zu besuchen gibt wie in alten Lucas Arts-Spielen. Außerdem gibt es auf Steam und YouTube Komplettlösungen. Es gibt ein paar Szenen, in denen man das richtige Timing braucht, was ich nicht so gut konnte, aber andere werden wahrscheinlich Spaß daran haben. Neofeud hat mich von Anfang an mit seinem tollen Soundtrack, der komplexen Geschichte und der ausgefeilten Weltgeschichte gefesselt. Es gibt unendlich viele Anspielungen auf Filme, Bücher und reale Personen (für meinen Geschmack gab es manchmal zu viel Erklärung, um sicherzustellen, dass möglichst viele Spieler die Anspielungen verstehen). Das Spiel befasst sich mit philosophischen Konzepten und hat nette Wendungen in der Geschichte. Neofeud hat sogar die Texte der Charaktere vertont. Die Synchronsprecher haben einen gewissen Amateur-Charme, aber es hat definitiv zur Atmosphäre beigetragen. Alles in allem waren es unterhaltsame 10 Stunden mit einem großartigen Passionsprojekt, das die paar Dollar, die es kostet, auf jeden Fall wert ist. Jetzt warte ich auf Neofeud 2. I don't normally play point and click adventure games, but I found the graphical style of this game interesting. I had no problems getting through the game. It's not too difficult as there aren't as many items to combine and screens to visit as in old Lucas Arts games. There are also walkthroughs on Steam and YouTube. There are a few scenes where you need the right timing, which I wasn't so good at, but others will probably enjoy it. Neofeud hooked me from the start with its great soundtrack, complex story and elaborate lore. There are endless allusions to movies, books and real people (for my taste, there was sometimes too much explanation to ensure that as many players as possible understand the references). The game deals with philosophical concepts and has nice twists in the story. Neofeud even dubbed the characters' texts. The dubbing actors have a certain amateur charm, but it definitely added to the atmosphere. All in all, it was an entertaining 10 hours with a great passion project that is definitely worth the few dollars it costs. Now I'm waiting for Neofeud 2.
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