Void And Meddler

Este es un juego que, en un principio, creí que me gustaría, pero no fue así. Realmente le tenía fe por las visuales y la temática cyberpunk; sin embargo, al jugarlo me decepcionó por varias razones: muchos aspectos de la trama no se entienden, va saltando de suceso a suceso y es difícil darse cuenta cuáles son los motivos y objetivos del personaje principal. Como si todo fuera una especie de delirio cósmico. En cuanto al apartado mecánico no presentó nada nuevo, siemplemente es un point and click más del montón. Asimismo, el brillo y el sonido del juego son extremadamente intensos, especialmente en la sección del club. Todo se escuchaba a un volumen altísimo y lastimaba la vista; esto es un aspecto que podría llegar a cambiarse si tuviese opciones de pantalla y sonido. Al momento de terminarlo no sentí que había ganado nada, simplemente fue una historia que no dejó nada bueno que pueda recordar. No puedo recomendarlo. Parece una de las tantas historias que quieren aferrarse de meras inspiraciones como Ghost in the Shell; la protagonista tiene un parecido, no solo físico, sino en personalidad, con el personaje principal de la película. Como dije, no puedo recomendarlo, mas, si alguien quiere jugarlo, espere a que esté en descuento, porque el precio actual no vale por la calidad del producto.

Boring, slow, vague and trashy

it's a messy game, but very fun. I really like the neon gloomy visuals and decadent vibe. Also, the soundtrack is absolutely amazing.

Shorter games don't get enough credit. This one is oozing with lovely atmosphere, with a tone and protagonist too seldom represented in games.

no

I've played and enjoyed a few point-and-click games before, but this really wasn't for me. It was confusing and felt incredibly unfinished. For Episode 1, there are three paths across two acts. These acts are short and felt like they ended abruptly, only for accumulated items to be lost for the next act. I'm the type to explore everything a game has to offer and happy to take my time, but the issue is that I still felt that the majority of my playthrough felt hollow. I got the alt path on my first run and finished wondering what happened. The gameplay here is its biggest flaw. You walk back and forth between the same locations - hindered by a slow walking speed (you can run in some areas, but it isn't enough) - hoping your character agrees to do what you want/you do things in the specific order the game wants. I found that I explored each area, only to exhaust everything and have to move on to another place before getting the object/interaction needed to progress and having to go back. These things felt inconsistent and sometimes just trial and error. The dialogue is both pseudo-philosophical and nihilistic, but mostly waffle - it's not a great start when the opening lost me. The world has so much potential and it seemed interesting, but the storytelling was really poor. I felt like the game was trying too much to be "show not tell", but forgetting that it should still introduce these concepts and make things clear. Instead, you are just thrusted in to this world and culture with no explanation of anything - some stuff you can figure out, but it could have been done so much better. I wanted to know more, but the game never delivered. In addition to the concept of the world being interesting, the visual style is unique and appealing. So there are a couple of good things going for it. I can't remember how I heard about this game, but it has been sat in my library for almost a full decade, where I even sorted it into a "want to play" list. I see it is now delisted on Steam. I also see there was a second episode and the way pricing was handled was controversial. I don't see a way to get that episode today though - and honestly, I don't have a lot of desire to continue this game even if I could play it.

Moon logic strikes again, but this time it goes out of its way to give you a scolding when trying the wrong solutions too many times. Wish I never bought this rubbish.

It took me a couple of years to finish the game properly a lot of happened in my life. I think it's a pretty depressive game about loss of self, that's why Fyn is such an edgy misanthropic person she lives in a world where memories is something that you can buy anywhere and she is lost here without anything, I would be probably the same as her - depressed and angry. Visually the game is so gorgeus and OST now will be in my player for a long time. I find unfinished status of the game adds some irony to the story of the game as Fyn is lost in trying to find herself I'm feeling lost with that ending it adds that feel of emptiness and sadness. It is sad that the game is unfinished and removed from the store, that's why I see some sense to write a review about this sad unfinished gem. We all been there where we stopped doing something and couldn't finish it.