Never Forgotten

Cool little game

Aside from great art and interesting story. Thank you for - A long boring series of non skippable dialogue (why you wanna put everything into it?) - Black screen simulator - M--my----head! simulator - Can't even skip the long piano scene??? - Map mechanic. That wall spike when you get up from a blood pool and it one shots you instantly and you need to fight that 2 monsters again Almost a cult title but something ruins it

This is one of those games on steam that makes me wish for the ability to give a neutral score. A beautiful art style, interesting setting, and a admittedly vague but interesting story is weighed down by mediocre gameplay and braindead easy puzzles. I liked the first half of the game but after the part in the hospital where you lose your arms and inventory getting through the rest of the game turned into a massive slog of going through a dozen uninteresting dark rooms where you just kinda run around doing "puzzles" and clicking the attack button on enemies. It has genuine potential but its pacing makes me reluctant to recommend it unless you like these sorts of games enough to put with some ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.

I've seen other reviews explain what makes this game great and where there are needs in tune up. Without benefit of the doubt, you have made a BEAUTIFUL game! It has an investing visual marriage of Undertale's, Submachine's, and Neverending Nightmares' styles. I have played enough of the game to know you have great potential. Sadly there are small things that hopefully can be improved upon in your future projects. The Story: I don't fully understand what is happening in terms of the story. It felt like a small hassle to keep up with the relationship of our character with the other two (wife and child..?). The Puzzles: I found a few of the puzzles enjoyable, others I either wound up brute forcing (the four word one), getting lost and spammed interact (the jail cells), or didn't realize I did a puzzle (exploring the house and trees for the disc and knife). Combat: The reduction of max health for every enemy killed felt awkward to me. It comes off as punishing the player while initially not explaining why. A quick remedy could have been that initial fight (that acted as a tutorial to me) pointing out the burden of others weighs heavy on you, choose your fights wisely. Items were also confusing from lack of description in what they did, accidentally using all of my heals when experimenting to see what they did yet haven't lost health yet to see that effect. For a $5 game, I feel this game is pretty great. Getting to see your dev logs and watching it grow while this game sat in my wishlist was exciting to say the least. For this being your first game, I am very proud of you for what you have made. I'll be looking forward to trying your next game.

Not really for anyone in particular, but a game about the feelings of regret and finding the strength to move past despite it all. Thank you dev for sharing your feelings about it, and keep on keepin' on. All of the story is implied (though I don't think it's that hard to figure out the general gist of the story,) takes a lot of inspiration from UNDERTALE and FAITH, nothing too difficult, nothing too grand either; a simple game, really. Though I can't particularly say I recommend it, but I think it was worth buying the dev some lunch money for.

ripetitivo, poco intenso.

Un juego intersante. Juego de puzles sencillos que se puede completar en una sentada o dos. El mundo es depresivo como pocos y una trama que juega entre la sencillez y el ser críptico. Personalmente no me causó mucho terror. A parte de los puzles tiene un sistema de combate que recuerda mucho a Undertale.