Neue Rezensionen von Allister Vinris

Fun, Free, moddable.
Just needs to run in the background and an option to start with the computer (maybe a steam workshop as well?)
But overall yeah pretty nice.

The art direction of this game ALONE is worth buying it, seriously.

Music (Does it fit the setting? Did I notice it? Did I enjoy it? Would I listen to it outside the context of the game?)
6/10 - Not bad but unremarkable overall baring a few exceptions

Sound design (Guns go bang, bombs go boom, enemies go bleurgh, and I go yay!)
8/10 - Does what it is supposed to do, but in terms of ambiance especially, feels slightly barebones

Art Direction (Do the visuals match the theme? Does it read well? Is it enjoyable to look at?)
7/10 - lacks artistic statements, but still very decent

Graphics (Quality of game's geometry, textures, shaders and such)
7/10 - A little simple at places, shader could use a touch of bloom here and there.

Scenario (The plot, is it understandable? Does it surprise? Does it feel like it has a point?)
7/10 - Clear and to the point, original enough, but not revolutionnary though.

World Building (How well the world is crafted and how it is delivered)
6/10 - Only what is pertinent to the main scenario is explained, the rest of the world is entirely blank, I'm not even sure they named the capital of the country, they just say "the capital", hard to feel immersed in a world when the devs didn't take the time to make us feel that it's there just beyond the limits of the game's map

Characters (Their writing, acting and visual appeal)
6/10 - Good friends though their personalities can all be reduced to a single sentence. Unbearable NPCs (plot relevant, but still) and a lack of charismatic antagonist. There is some decent character progression though.

Gameplay (Mechanics and balance)
9/10 - Very solid and enjoyable, would need some QoL here and there, and way more clarity in some areas of the alchemical process but I suppose those have probably been fixed in the sequels.

Overall experience / Immersion / Player integration (How immesed I felt)
7/10 - Not bad, Not very immersive in a lot of ways though sadly. The side quests tend to drag on and everythings a little too rigid, also why do we even have a jump button if everything is going to be blocked off by invisible walls, what's even the point?

Technical quality (Bugs, Optimization, fluidity of controls and ergonomy of menus)
8/10 - No problem for the first two so I'll give it a gentle 8, but the controls are the opposite of fluid and menu ergonomy really isn't that great

Total
71/100 - A good enjoyable game, though there's a bit of work left before I would call it a masterpiece.

You don't even have to be a Hololive fan to enjoy this game. There's plenty of content to enjoy, good one at that,
For the low low price of free, do yourself a favor and try it out.

Music (Does it fit the setting? Did I notice it? Did I enjoy it? Would I listen to it outside the context of the game?)
6/10
Sound design (Guns go bang, bombs go boom, enemies go bleurgh, and you go yay!)
9/10
Art Direction (Do the visuals match the theme? Does it read well? Is it enjoyable to look at?
8/10
Graphics (Quality of game's geometry, textures, shaders and such)
8/10
Scenario (The plot, Is it understandable? Does it surprise? Does it feel like it has a point?)
10/10
World Building (How well the world is crafted and how it is delivered)
8/10
Characters (Their writing, acting and visual appeal)
8/10
Gameplay (Mechanics and balance)
9/10
Overall experience (How immersed I felt)
8/10
Technical quality (bugs, optimization, fluidity of controls and ergonomy of menus)
9/10

Total
83/100

Probably the best and hardest one so far. Newcomers and veterans alike should like this one.
It has the old elements of having to determine which type of anomaly you're dealing with as well as the newer elements of actually having to point to the specific spot in the picture where the anomaly really is. It makes the game intuitive and more challenging than previous installment and I think that's a good thing.

I was going to say you can blindly pick this game up, but you probably need to see pretty darn well actually so ... yeah.

Awesome in all aspects, more deliberate and less spammy than the first one. Lots of content especially considering it's an early access.
If you're like me and you have a thing for witches it's the game for you.
Only thing that I kinda regret is how it has a far more serious tone than the first. It still has lots of funny moments but the overall tone is less light-hearted. It is not necessarily a bad thing at all, mind you, depends on what you like more, I guess.

Just got to the credits after 25 hours and 29 escape attempts.
I love this game.
I can't stop thinking about it now.
I wish family relations could get fixed this easily in the real world.

You want animated wallpapers? That's the thing you need.
You worry about choice. Don't. The community is huge and you're sure to find what you want.
You have very specific tastes and don't find the thing for you? Well there's an editor to make your own and I have dabbled in it several times, it is honestly pretty easy to use for very nice results in the end. Doesn't take a genius.
I recommend.

Also, I wish you a good day King and/or Queen!

I've been waiting for this!