
Virago is a 2D adventure platformer about a young girl called Willow, who after an incident with her stalker she begins to suffer from hallucinations which affects her psychologically and emotionally.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 39 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Like the idea, but its honestly in a really rough state to be sold at 10 bucks. "combat"/button input is delayed as hell. hurtboxes need to be adjusted from the falling trash bags. at least some sort of hint of objects coming at you instead of trial and error. willing to check this game out again after some patches if any come out.
At first, I was scared that this was going to be a mediocre TikToker game that achieves success because of fans, but this is actually something really special and brand new. It is honestly the most unique platformer i have played in a very long time. The music is very flawless and nostalgic, the difficulty is also really inclined with the game, like the developer wants us to experience what the character (Willow) experiences. My favorite level so far is the level where you constantly have to turn back while turning on your flashlight to avoid the spider chasing you, it feels as if the developer wants us to understand her fear of always having to run and look her back because of stalkers but instead they made it in a more subtle way. I like the slow attacks and always constantly not knowing where an object or enemy might appear, i don't see it as a flaw but as a big part of the game because it really shows the anxiety the developer tries to show. For example in a part of the game you attack a boss but he always don't seem to die, also seeing as bosses don't have health bars made it even more difficult but added more to the story. I felt like giving up many times, but i constantly kept trying and eventually i beat the bosses and felt so much relief. My final rating for this game is 11/10 Unique game that touch on a lot of sensitive topics and does it so well, this game is so full of heart and truly a delight to play
Some of the puzzles are tricky, but I'm sure there's a way to figure them out and overall I highly recommend this!
One of the only main problems I have with this game is that it's way too short. I literally beat it in 1 hour and 20 minutes. If I can BEAT an entire game and afterwards STILL be able to refund the game if I wanted to, that's how you know your game is too short. (Not saying that I'm going to refund it, I'm just saying that it's too short) Out of the 1 hour and 20 minutes that I played though, it was a decent game, it just needs to be expanded upon at least a little bit in my opinion
I was really unsure of what quality this game was going to be, but honestly, I have to say I absoultly love it. As a person who gets scared quite easily, it is a bit scary, but its really intresting and really shows how hard and scary it is to be a woman/woman presenting person in the irl world, espesically as a young child/teen. 10/10
Super cool concept for a game, just really unfinished. I'm currently stuck in a loop after you escape the stalker's house where I die every time I jump on to a specific trash can. I'd wait until it's actually playable until buying it.
I was really excited for this game and its such a great concept, though for some reason it just keeps randomly resetting me to certain points and its just so frustrating, I can't even play the game since I just get stuck in a death loop and I've seen a few other people say this as well. I hope that I can try and play again another time when its more finished and less buggy
not as good as what has been promoted. The worst part is how unclear the tutorial is, and the story is too difficult to understand for this kind of game.
A lot of comments complain about trial and error, but it's honestly what makes this a game instead of just a kinetic novel. The game is a representation of the real-life issues girls face in the world on their own, and you don't get redos in real life. I'm honestly surprised gamers are mad about having to repeat a level because they didn't stand in the right spot or follow some exact instructions. That's literally how many action games and platformers work; it's what makes them fun. This is a great game, and it only takes about an hour to get through. I enjoyed the different levels and the storyline, as someone who knows about these issues and the bs people say about them fairly well.
i remember seeing the developer on tiktok around a year or so ago when they were still testing out mechanics and making it a mobile game. i played it a couple days ago and i see where they were going for with the story. as a woman myself i related a lot to the running away scenes and the mom telling willow to change her clothes because her uncle was coming over (which i think is stupid). the story i give a solid 9/10, the gameplay however is where i beg to differ. i think the on/off button should be the same (thats just a personal opinion i guess). and also there were some glitches i noticed like in the church section and the alleyway section. i would stab the "hims" in the church or run into a bag (that had already fallen) and still die. gameplay was like a 5/10 tbh. overall i do think this is a wonderful game and i enjoyed it, however i was just heavily annoyed by the mechanics. overall i do recommend the game its a solid 8/10 as a whole.
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