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Buggy and unbalanced as ♥♥♥♥. Gonna keep playing tho.

Gamer time 😎

Dear RED is a choice-based game that you can complete in about 5 minutes or so. The reason behind this is that there are multiple endings that can take place which is fun because you get to see how the story pans out depending on the choices you make. For the short amount of time that I played this game and got to see how all of the endings turned out, it was an enjoyable experience.

Good looking adventure RPG which also doubles as a puzzle game where you have to work out why your game has crashed every 5 minutes. No clear direction for where you have to go in each quest, a lot of the buildings are inaccessible with a lot of spelling errors in dialogue. The game seems unfinished, spare yourself the time and do not play this.

This started off as a time-passer that quickly turned into a challenge, which was to complete every puzzle and all the achievements as a result. I chose to always have game on mute after having the Pixel Pixie trash talk me one too many times so we're currently going through a rough patch right now, the game is very relaxing if you have some music in the background and don't have to listen to her. I have now completed all of the puzzles and although some of them may take up to 5 hours to finish, it's pretty rewarding once you do it and prove the Pixel Pixie wrong. Get diddled, hoebag.

This game is crazy, the music in the game is very fitting and adds to the mayhem that happens within - assuming that you make it to the further stages of the game. For me, it took a while before I got a hang of the game and graudally started to progress further and further as I went on, but as I was doing so it felt satisfying knowing that I was improving. For a few of the powerups, you may find yourself guessing what they actually do as these are not written anywhere unless you read a guide on the game. I started to figure them out as I played along with different strategies that I would try in order to kill certain bosses that would seem almost impossible without some sort of plan in advance. I have now completed the game and can tell you that this was definitely a fun experience. P.S. I hate you, Cthulhu.