Reviews

Just a short visual novel with multiple ends based on your choice. was very funny. couldn't get to all the endings but was great from what i played.

Looks so beautiful . The Backgrounds and the character movements. the music also matches the gameplay perfectly. But the short gameplay was  still a bit unengaging. the story is metaphorical but should have been little more involving for lack of a better word. Should be given a try for sure. not the greatest gameplay wise , but the art is out of the world .

This is a very interesting game and is very high quality for the amount of time it was made in.

It's concerning how many guns and crossbows people carry around.

It's a pretty snake game. Relaxing but not my thing

This has to be in the top 5 worst games I have ever bought.

When I first started this game, I was enjoying it. Well, a hell of a lot more than the original. However, the next time I went to try to play it, it would not launch. I tried forever to remedy this to no avail. This could definitely be a problem on my end, but it seems like some files it relies on are unstable. Unfortunate because this was actually somehow pulling a story out of the mess of the first game, and I was excited to see where it would go.

Very good

.

meh

A Capcom classic. Outside of the survivor AI every single aspect is almost perfect. Great presentation, huge ammount of replayability and things to learn through your playthrough.

I didn't play original DOOM, as I was occupied being born and stuff, but I imagine that this is what it felt like back then. Non stop shooting. If you like DOOM, give this a try. A campaign of around 4h.

Where to start with this game. The idea of a 3D point and click game is definitely novel, I would even say by today's standards. The music is great too. However, that's where the good ends. The puzzles are nonsensical and are not logical, it's a wonder anyone ever beat this game before the internet. There was so much assuming that the player was smart enough to put completely random and unimportant details together, that were barely present to begin with in the game. Extremely frustrating. The ending was actually laughable. As in, I laughed it was so god-awful. This should get a skip, but I am giving it a Meh rating simply because of the novelty of it.

skip

Had so much time playing this with a set of friends. It was shorter than I would've liked but I loved it nevertheless.

(Spoiler warning.) 

This was one of the most difficult games I ever played. Not because it was hard, but because of the subject matter. It's a game that offers an unflinching critique of Chinese culture, from gender roles, to parents' lofty expectations of their children, to the stigmatization of mental illness, and to blind spiritual faith, with some truly disturbing moments. The game can be legitimately triggering to some players (there's one moment where you have to mutilate yourself in first person), but if you can handle it, the game is worth playing at least once. It's beautiful and provocative and heartbreaking all at once. 

If you end up p*r*ting it, be sure to buy it if it ever comes out officially, and be sure to buy other products from Red Candle Games (including the magnificent Detention) to show your support. Censorship of art is never okay, especially if the art has something important to say and is being blocked because of an inconsequential background Easter Egg. 

This is based on my personal taste. This just isn't my kind of game. Now for others, I could definitely see how they could jump at it and love it. This is kind of a RTS meets crafting meets RPG game. Very unique and very cool looking/sounding. I tend to enjoy games with plots more so than games like this, hence my rating.

It's fun for about 10 minutes after which it quickly loses its luster.

This game is an interesting blend of Fall Guys-esque gameplay, mixed with the idea that you are setting the traps rather than the game. Very fun. Would be better if there were more people instead of AI to play with.

ffh