
The current King of Dilford in the Land of Pilfered is jolly old King Palaverous. What a putz! Using whatever means necessary, you must rise from amongst a heap of friggin' idiots to claim the throne. There are those who call you...Tom?
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For a long, in-depth review see our gameplay here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9eG1FmdohNs Simply atrocious game design and writing. At no point does either make sense. Playing this game is an exercise in masochism. To summarize, I'll use bullet points: - Game starts in an overly large city with too many sub-areas and no direction. All of the NPC's you talk to spout "comedic" nonsense and do nothing to ground the player in the basics of the game loop. - Additional party members are immediately recruited via silly intro and then cease to exist as characters in a story. Their skills are uninteresting and weak. - Combat is extremely volatile as you have a high miss rate but kill things instantly. You can also be killed extremely fast. This causes repeated trips back to town, and XP grinds are long. I think it takes something like 12 battles to go from level 1 to 2. Considering how garbage your team is at level 1, this is the most severely annoying grind I've seen in a long time. - The same comedy approach is taken with all the items I found. They all seemed to be some kind of joke and serve no purpose. - Lots and lots of bugs. A large percentage of the NPC's can potentially softlock you with their pathing. And that's it because the game has nothing else to offer. The story is non-existent because it never stops trying to make jokes, so there's no sense of story structure I can see. I'm willing to bet the dev (if he reads this) will make some comments about me being a "noob" or something. I can tell you that I can imagine what I need to do to "get good." I'm sure there's some store in the city somewhere to get better gear. I'm sure there's consumables SOMEWHERE that are actually useful. The point is I don't have the patience to parse SO MUCH garbage to find what I need, nor do I have the faith that if I did put in the effort that it would be worth it. Imagine if my gear was better so that I hit more often, don't die easily, and can revive when I do. I'm still left with unending grinding enemies that I just one-shot with the basic attack. This person completely misunderstands how to make a game fun and how comedy works. There are classes out there that can dissect this stuff and explain it to you that you should take because you clearly have not been able to discern that knowledge from using observation.
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