SCP: Yet Another Day

This game actually has a charm to it! I reported a bug and the devs responded immeadiatly. Nice game, good devs, and I really reccomend! (Also, go play Asset Flip Attorney, amazing game as well!)

Item #: SCP-YAD Object Class: Apollyon Description: I haven't been so excited about a new video game in YEARS. Not only is Xenom back, but it's SCP-based! And if we look carefully, this is part of a franchise called "Xenomverse." WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! If you did not play Assetflip Attorney, you do not need to because this is in a parallel universe and is probably a prequel from what I have played so far. Also, it will seem at first like it was made by a 3rd-grader. This is the intentional style of Xenomverse, the writing and characters are actually absolutely top-tier, and the lore is as deep as Kingdom Hearts (one person being multiple people, for example, happens several times). If Xenomverse has one million fans, I am one of them. If it has ten fans, I am one of them. If it has one fan, that fan is me. If it has no fans, something shocking has happened to me. Yes, it butchers the SCP Foundation lore, but that is what Xenomverse does, and be certain that it will establish high-quality lore of its own. If I have one complaint, it is that we no longer see characters' favorite shows in their introductions. If I have two complaints, the second is that this is absolutely not the game format I would have wanted for the next Xenomverse game, but do I care? No, I do not. I will play this deckbuilder game, and I will like it, and it will be the only deckbuilder in my top 50 games for the rest of my life. I am here for the characters, story, and lore, and I would play an ultra-hardcore precision platformer for that. I might even do playthroughs for each personality, depending on how much changes and how punishing the combat gets, because I want ALL THE LORE. Addendum 1: Abuse save scumming. That was the key to optimally enjoying Assetflip Attorney, and it was the only reason I beat the first boss of this in less than 10 tries, even though I unfortunately could only save outside of combat. I am very bad at deckbuilders, and I really hope that this game will have enough brokenness potential to salvage the gameplay side for me. I have to expect, however, that to people who like deckbuilders, it will be a very good deckbuilder. Addendum 2: There is a possibility that I will come to enjoy deckbuilding. This is the only time it might happen. Xenom, thank you for forcing me to give a serious, serious try to a genre I generally give up on due to frustration. Addendum 3: If you don't like deckbuilders, play this game anyway. It's worth it. You probably hate deckbuilders less than me already, so you might like this game half as much as me. Addendum 4: There had better be a good explanation for how an emoji is floating around acting like it's a person operating under the laws of physics. Addendum 5 (edit): There's a much better way to break this game than save scumming, available from the first day (which I think is called day 0). Find it. Xenom, if you read this, please don't patch it out, because difficulty should not lock anyone out of the story. I was overjoyed to find this, because it means I probably won't get stuck, although it doesn't make me invincible.