NO-SKIN

Je vais laisser un like pour le soutien et la profondeur du jeu. Le jeu va loin dans ses découvertes, si on à la force de creuser on peut trouver des choses très intéressantes. Mais c'est là le gros soucis, la boucle de gameplay n'est pas du tout stimulante selon moi. C'est un rogue like, mais les runs se ressemblent trop. Les choix à faire sont peu intéressant voir parfois évidant (donc pas de choix). C'est dommage, car tout ce qu'il y a hors run est bien.

This is a very good roguelike, and initially the story is enough to keep you on the hook. But metacommentaries are played out, and this isn't a particularly good spin on the idea either. In fact it's actually quite derivative of other indie game stories, which is unfortunate. Writing a story that discusses the challenges of creating art is a safe bet. You have a lot of material to derive from. As the writer, you're not exposing much past your public persona. If the gameplay is decent, you can bet youtubers and streamers, many of whom wrongly label themselves as creatives, will want to play and promote it. Nothing this game tries to say is controversial, and actually it presents as rather self conscious. Like, there's a scene late into the save file where the game portrays a middling review of the creators games as some sort of cutting attack. Is that really a good way to internalise criticism? Is that fair to the critic, or to you as the creator? This is a really fun game to play, and there's some interesting writing going on in places. I hope that one day the creator gives us an interesting mystery to dive into, with like a real story and everything. They'd be really good at that I think.