Who's Hungry?

I beat the game, it was given to me by a friend who paid for it, so I don't think I can check the for-free box since it's on his dollar. Since I also played it on Linux I have to tell people who play it that RPG Maker games sometimes require workaround scripts or tools, and this one did. As a result, my gametime isn't accurate and the achievements I have, I had to also use a tool to fix. This is a design flaw with RPG Maker, not the developer. The one thing you should notice immediately is despite it being an RPG maker game, it has a level of custom assets that makes me recommend it for that alone. It's nice seeing a game that isn't complete garbo out of the gate. The story is sort of interesting, then it gets REALLY interesting. I was looking for tips to make the game work in the review, spoiled myself DO NOT LOOK AT THE SPOILERS, and still managed to get surprised very thoroughly. I don't even think I can say much without spoiling it, because I want it to be played so well. Most of the characters are written as kinda immature, which is simultaneously a strength and a weakness. It makes the writing funny and cut to the chase quicker, but it does dig up some second hand embarrassment at times. The battle system is pretty simple but interesting. It's essentially gambling where you can slowly rig the dice, but it isn't ever really 100% easy. Also, the anti-frustration feature of saving before bosses lets you retry without having to do a bunch of extra dialogue. I am glad I got that option a couple of times, especially on Car-Crash. The bad parts come down to the text formatting. Because the developer is Spanish, and I played in English, to my knowledge, the text breaks out of the box kind of commonly and doesn't flow smoothly. I hope there's an update that fixes the font size or scrolling or something so it's a little more readable. I'd have also liked it to be a little easier to revisit previously beaten areas for the sake of clean up and completion in one go. I also don't like that there's a lot of unskippable parts, and since I had a Linux issue (learning I needed a tool for the game to work), having to do the tutorial more than once was kind of painful. Overall, pretty fun, rather short. My time isn't accurate for stupid reasons.

"To be human is to burn" Wow, what a gem. At first, I was really drawn to the combat system, with the binary values and the "higher or lower" mechanic to determine if the attack is successful, which felt tonally perfect for a game about robots. And while it is a great mechanic, what really hooked me was both the visual style and the plot. The twist at the end genuinely caught me off guard. If you're wondering whether or not you should play this game, give it a try! It's pretty cheap and reasonably short, but it did leave a lasting impression on me.

Amazing story and atmosphere

y'all need to play this It starts out as a quirky, dark humor type of RPG like we've all come to know and love but it unfurls in a much somber dans tragic story. Think OFF meets Mouthwashing, if that makes sense. This unassuming little game WILL stick with you if you give it some time of your day and you won't regret it... or you will ! Or you won't be sure... In any case, it won't leave you indifferent !

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This is a really good game. The story is very interesting and the characters were all great. The combat was interesting but i do wish there was more enemies to fight, besides from just a few and several bosses. i do think the weirdly sexual tones was a interesting choice, but its not too inappropiate.