[h1]No, I'm not a Human. I'm an indie dev.[/h1]
(And neither are my customers^)
[u]Strongly do not recommend buying or playing it. An infinitely better alternative is to quickly skim through a YouTube video recording of this game.[/u]
The audiovisual experience is mostly fine (minus the [b]very lame censored gore[/b], which seems to have been forcibly applied to the game just before release) and the little immersion and detail into this world is fun especially for people from the relevant parts of the world, but the game itself is [b]shallow, poorly thought out, unorganised[/b] and in general a [b]waste of time[/b] that is accompanied by a [b]lot of distastefully written dumb foul language[/b] and a veil of [b]atheistic pretentiousness[/b]. The trailer and the store page are very misleading, tricking the user into thinking the game is better than it is.
The game also suffers strongly from [b][u]petty and malicious game design[/u][/b] , especially the save system .
It is tied to a consumable item that can be replenished only sometimes and it compromises the acquisition of other consumable items , which hinders the player's exploration of the game greatly . The sly developer's malpractice here is intentional as it is a way to ensure that play-hours are accumulated (first of all to minimise the amount of refunds , secondly to establish a form of "credibility" through means of "look how long this and that user has played the game for , It must be good and with content !") , by forcing the player into situations where, if they have to step away from the computer, they must choose to leave the game running or closing it but then on the next session restarting from a much earlier point in the game . [b]This is intensely disrespectful of a human's free time and will[/b] Exactly the kind of wrongdoing that the "games are art" and the overexcited indie-worshipping infantile hiveminds tend to celebrate. Speaking of which, the game has a whopping of 10 or so endings, because God forbid a game has one ending - the neglected brain of the zoomer will start to hopelessly and desperately search, over-analyse and then convulse from the lack of "content" and "deep" meaning. Obedient dog, you must experience all of these 10 endings and to do so you shall play through this short but painfully SLOW, REPETITIVE, LINEAR game 10 times, because a decent save, checkpoint or restart system could not be incorporated into the game, because the typical gamer has no self-respect and no time and space awareness, just a narrow mind focused on the chasing of numeric entities [u]A relatively interesting world is presented, but to explore it you must engage in completely unnecessary repetition.[/u]
