Rain World

not my type of game I paid like 2e for it still feels like it to much but maybe some one find it fun

This has to be the best worst game I've ever played. My very first run, I stopped playing after 18 mins cause nothing clicked. Controls felt too slow/unresponsive, enemies were ♥♥♥♥♥, "weapons" barely worked as kill tools and more of a distraction/movement option which was interesting for a bit, and the map is pretty much useless. Then I came back to the game after a long break, nothing changed but I pushed on... only to fully uninstall it after shortly getting lost in the second last area of the game???????? Why can a new player just stumble into a hellhole which is also nearly impossible to get out of? [spoiler] I tried going back out the drainage system but could never get enough spears to spawn to get me out. And the water pipe network route was even worse cause I seemingly never had enough air. Probably a skissue, but I was still an infant of a player. It's like being thrown into the Farewell chapter of Celeste after beating chapter 2. [/spoiler] I re-installed the same day because I was too pissed to let it go. Restarted with the "easy-mode" [spoiler] monk [/spoiler] cat and just [spoiler] followed the orange worm [/spoiler] as much as I could. Very glad I gave it a third shot because the environments, artstyle, atmosphere, ambience is the best I've seen from any game. But, if I were to recommend this game solely because of aesthetics and the [i] potential [/i] to be great, I would be disingenuous. By Steam's records, <25% of players got the simplest achievement/milestone and <10% of players who tried this game actually beat it. I don't know how this game can get so many positive reviews recommending it when it seems like barely anyone got to see what the game actually has to offer. Personally, I wouldn't subject anyone I know to buy this and pray they have the courage to deal with whatever BS the game throws at them. This seems to be for a hyper-specific audience (all the more power to that ig). For the majority I wouldn't say this is worth your efforts. As strange as it may seem, I'm pretty satisfied with my full playthrough.