NO-SKIN

A peak roguelike. Definitely worth the price.

Just a big fan of rogue-likes and incrementals. This one is definitely one of the progenitors of the genre (I thinks this was an itch.io jam game), so I feel its lost some appeal due to newer entries in the genre. However, its simple and sweet and surreal, which still makes it stand out amongst its peers.

Incredible

Interesting story with lots of hidden stuff, worth unlocking all the endings

quite an experience

Peak

I went into this game completely blind, knowing nothing. I didn't know the game was a roguelite. I beat 100% on my second run and died to what I assume is the final boss, but the game is such a mystery to me at this point that there will be more runs. Gameplay wise, the items are good enough to give you real meat on runs, I obviously haven't played enough to say how wide the variety is, but both of my runs were different. The one complaint I would have is that it is entirely possible to finish the first zone without encountering a shop, I see other reviews complain that a run is made or broken based on if you get a shop/blessing or not. The art is beautiful, the way the game encapsulates the feeling of, and I'm not kidding, living in an undergraduate dorm, despite being a game about an eldritch monster placing a curse on you, is unmatched. Maybe I'm just projecting here, but I can't really describe this game any better than that. The horror is a mixed bag, aside from the art and the setting, in my hour the game didn't do anything to particularly "scare" you, but what do you call the genre of a man with no skin? Horror is a good descriptor, just don't expect anything that will keep you up at night. I will come back to this review when I progress further, but my enjoyment is enough to leave a positive mark on the hour I did play. THEMOONHASFALLENTHEMOONHASFALLENTHEMOONHASFALLENTHEMOONHASFALLENTHEMOONHASFALLE

PEAK Edit: SO FKING PEAK

good

This game brings you the opportunity to kill Benjamin Netanyahu by using the power of a fish with legs, a chalkboard and a lot of cigarettes