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you'll never be ready for that sweet, unhinged, gut-wrenching rollercoaster ride that only goes down (with a slimmm chance of ascent (redemption? uh sure if you wanna call it that) at the end, which you'll never be ready for anyway). plus, that duet. oh, that duet. don't let it follow you into your dreams. :)

Damn this game is dark

Amazing art style, plot, and game mechanics. Its a great RPG that's not too difficult, but you do need to use the emotion mechanics and follow ups for big damage.

i love them so much :D

At first, I was thinking, "Awh, what a cute game! What could possible go wrong?" Then, there happened something that made me a little uncomfortable. And as I was moving further, I would find myself terrified at certain scenes. The ending gave me true chills, and I had to take a couple of days to get back to normal. I didn't expect a pixel game to have me so emotional, and that's how I know it's a masterpiece. The ONLY drawback that I see is its fighting system. Don't get me wrong, it's cool and stuff, but with time I tried to avoid any fights with minor enemies as stumbling across them and having to fight all the time gets boring and annoying. Some dialogues may feel protracted, too, especially if you want to do a re-play for other endings, and you can't speak them fast. But overall, it doesn't effect the gameplay much. That's a yes.

absolute cinema