Recent reviews by recursive.faults

I'll describe this game in terms of its best two qualities: Atmosphere and storytelling.

The world of Cloudpunk is not only beautiful but does an amazing job of feeling real. Everything from the sound of the never-ending rain and its droplets on the windshield of your HOVA to the PSA announcements that fit in with a city that no longer cares and yet is tongue and cheek make the setting seem very engaging.

Now for story telling. Admittedly the gameplay focuses on fetch quests and doesn't really deviate from it. However, each little quest and mission involves fun characters that are well voiced and well written. You know that whenever you meet a new character it will be interesting. The stories presented are also well done in terms of dilemma and choice. Not choice in terms of gameplay mechanics, but in terms of morality. You will constantly get to make a choice, often not between good and evil but between good and good or evil and evil.

If you're looking for a game that is really a great experience and doesn't require high energy, Cloudpunk is a great choice.

Hilarious, challenging, and fun with friends.

I mean what isn't to love about this game?

Bonus - How to Twerk:

Begin by looking to the ground in anticipation and relax the glutes. With both hands firmly grab hold of terra firma. While maintaining an iron grip, look into the sky.

Bounce that bottom.

Be sure to look over your shoulder at your audience. Note the glow in their eyes. You gave that to them.

I rarely review anything.

This game is an expression in beauty, emotion, and excellence. I consider myself lucky to have played it.

This game does something pretty incredible despite it looking like all you do is throw things in a fire. It's one of those games that you'll never forget.