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I can recommend the game, but you have to understand that you'll feel like you are playing a game meant for 5 years old. Everyone is your childhood friend. Good is good but bad is bad is way too pushed. Everyone is some kind of philosopher about life. Story is underwhelming, etc...

...but gameplay is fine even if most aspects end up a bit shallow, and the world is well made.
Just have to be okay with the tone I guess.

This is the same incredible game I used to play so much many years ago on PS1, so it's easy to recommend. It's a masterpiece. There's a lot more to this game's mechanics than meets the eyes, many guides online can help a lot.

With that said, I'm really unimpressed with the sprites quality/resolution. Seeing how much efforts they put in the backgrounds and a few other areas, it's mind blowing to me that they didn't make the small effort of also fixing the sprites so that they don't look a million times more pixelated than the background they appear on. It makes the whole thing look like a cheap remaster that was rushed out. I understand that some players may prefer to old sprites for reasons beyond me, but even then adding a "use updated sprites yes/no" option would've been an easy fix too.

At least, we can easily fix it ourselves by downloading a shader. You might want to look up "Reshade me" HQ4X or 4XBRZ. Actually, I highly recommend you do.

Btw, I see a lot of people complaining about some low frame rates. I'm nearly at the end game and so far I saw a single room that lowered my frame rates. A SINGLE ROOM, and there was nothing to do there, I stayed in it for the 5 seconds it too me to walk to the other side. Results may vary I guess.

I usually hate getting early access games, but honestly I haven't seen any bugs, gameplay is smooth and satisfying af, might as well be an actual release. There isn't many levels to go through but it being a rogue-like diminishes the issue since each run feels and play differently and we get a few more upgrades every time so we still always feel like "Heh, just another run" ...before realising that the sun is about to come up.

Surprisingly, even if you were not in for the lewd parts, this is just a nice "feels good" game to play.

This game is not so hard, but for some reasons I just keep dying!

I've only played 5 hours, but so far the game is mostly tedious tasks and little fun, with an uninspiring story.

The vast majority of my time is spent going back to town because I'm overweight after my 1st or 2nd encounter. I gave this a try because I thought the fighting would be nicely challenging for me since I played through all dark souls, but all I see here is painfully slow actions (Like, attack, wait forever before your next action, start to role/block, oh you got hit.) with a stamina system that's way too punishing to be fun. It recovers very slowly even when you take care of your needs, and the more you progress the more your max stamina is reduced until you sleep. You always end up with multiple opponents where it's really tricky to find safe windows to attack even if you're being careful, and barely having enough stamina to do anything just makes it frustrating more than else.

I finished the 1st cave with troglodytes and it didn't seem like I accomplished much, just grabbed some item for some npc. At least it was more interesting than the other options that sounded like "Go be this girl's B... let's say bondservant (to be polite), or go be this guy's bondservant. Or you can stay the village's bondservant too!"

Speaking of npcs, they are all half-voice acted, like they talk a few lines randomly from their text, sometimes not even from the start, and then you have to read the rest, it's so annoying I ended up muting them.

I suppose this game would be a better experience if I wasn't playing solo, but otherwise, I find it hard to recommend.

I found why I keep getting the "Whoa! Cyberpunk2077 has flatlined." error when trying to launch the game: It doesn't work on windows 8.

When double checking now, I can see the requirements state OS: Windows 7 or 10, but at a glance when I saw windows 7 there I figured I was good to go with window 8, how often is that a problem? I really wish they made that more obvious so I could prepare properly, because I definitively would've had the time to.

Update:

Now that I got myself a PC with windows 10 (finally) and played just over 50 hours, I must say the game is pretty good. I'm enjoying it quite a lot and will surely keep playing for a long time. There are some glitches and quality of life problems like the mini-map not zooming out with speed being very annoying, but nothing really game breaking. I've been playing Star Citizen for years so maybe my threshold for glitches is pretty high, but honestly whatever isn't ideal right now seems like the kind of stuff that could easily be fixed over small updates. We'll see I guess.

Nice little game. Was a little bit short and chaotic but certainly was worth the sales purchase.

This game might as well be called "Get good: The game."

Had a good time with the game until I got bored of always having to go through the entire level just to get a shot at the boss when at the end of the day, my playtime was 90% grind the level, 10% attempts at the boss. I don't mind having to try again and again until I succeed, but I hate wasting my time between tries.

After I reached a boss for the 10th time, I wish I could skip the level and just try the boss, maybe without the healing item. The level itself isn't challenging or fun anymore at that point anyway.

Only got to level 3 but hey, only 18% of players got the "beat lvl 2" achievement apparently, so I'm okay with that! lol

So, the gameplay is good, but the "gameplay" represents about what, 20% of the playtime? Usually a game needs to have a good story, but there's nothing that would help this game more than having MUCH LESS STORY. Holy crap is there way too much text. Everyone just won't stop talking about irrelevant things it's driving me crazy. I did finish the main game and now stopped on "hacker's memory" on chapter 10, I'm just click spamming to skip all the dialogues at this point and my time playing the game is largely just that, and then the occasional fight that offers zero challenge because my guys leveled up too quick, my bad I guess.

The worst thing is that the game often asks you to choose a dialogue option, but then all your choices are variations of the same answer, and if there seems to be 2 different options, fear not, the character you're talking to will find a way to twist it around so that they both actually meant the same thing. I played over 70 hours and I could count on one hand the number of times I had to make a choice that mattered, and I think I'm generous here.

Otherwise, yeah the way the digimon battle and evolve is well done, it's just too bad that it represents such a small part of the game overall. If you do get this game, you have to understand that you're getting it for a long long long session of story time, and most of it will be edgy, predictable, and about stuff you won't care about that have nothing to do with the progress of the actual story, but hey maybe you're into that.