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Remind me again why this is free????

I expect Episode 1 to have a price tag as even the 40 minutes of game time is worth my money. Animation/art style is beautiful with a soundtrack that compliments it perfectly. Heavy Hotline Miami vibes but clearly carved deeply with its own personal and signature touch. The humour is mature and, honestly, perfectly on point. The themes are mature and gritty, executed really well with the rest of the game. I love the story telling and the overall vibe the game gives you while playing. Definitely inspired by some of the best games in this genre.

While the combat can be potentially basic, it leans into that by giving you challenging rooms that require you to replay them a couple times in order to figure out the pattern of attacks to successfully navigate the room without taking a hit (dying). Sometimes checkpoints are after two rooms instead of one, making the threat of dying a little more fear-inducing as you take a moment to think about how to attack instead of just blindly swinging a sword. The first boss fight was fairly simple and mechanical but the second had a little more charm to it, I am interested to see what comes next.
Truly, I think this game makes the absolute most out of what it tries to be and executes it stylistically perfect.

Edit: Just found out I am four years late to pledging for Episode 1 lmao wtf

My secret word was Justice

I was going to refund the game but saw value in it, choosing to spare this unique creation.

I would call that justice.
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Took me 25 mins and i'd say it's worth the price. It reminds me of paying to get a fortune read from a machine but this fortune machine makes you scared and kinda existential at the same time. Fun experience with an interesting payoff.

A role-playing game at its finest basics. Strip back the shock and awe of modern game flashiness, and embrace a new life in a barren world where the freedom of the world is at your mercy, as the brutality of it leaves you at its own.

Within the first two hours of gameplay I began to understand what this world is. Mercenaries offering their services for multiples of the money I currently had, leaving me to venture alone. With mining being my only safe option for money, I harvested some copper and made my journey to a second town where I met an ex-warrior who was abandoned by their tribe and was looking for a new purpose within a group. They joined my company and we stocked up on food/water before heading out to gather some more supplies to sell.

During this, a gang of bandits walked by and attacked us. My lowly character, with no training whatsoever, was beaten almost to death and left bleeding out in the sand. My new companion? Beaten and broken, both legs completely crippled and useless... but playing dead so that the bandits would leave. Once out of sight, she crawled slowly over to my dying body and used some bandages to cover my wounds as I lay unconscious. Gathering just enough aid from one of the bandits we managed to kill, my companion bandaged up one of their legs enough to limp to their feet; with a single half-working leg and one that was mostly crippled, they hoisted me onto their shoulder and carried me back into town where we were both able to rest and recover from our wounds.

I have currently only played this game for two hours but this experience alone has made me realise how beautiful a game like this truly can be. I quickly learned how unimpressive I am, and how much I have yet to train. I learned how important it is to have companions, if no skill or equipment. Progress is initially slow as you find yourself wandering through vast, empty deserts in search of food, water and fortune... but, welcome to the wonderful world of Kenshi.

After playing this game for 7.8 brain-aching hours, I cannot express enough how I truly think this is the perfect successor for this game series. The puzzles seriously live up to the challenge of P2 and are even more mind-bending. I found myself clapping during the credit sequence at how they beautified (even more than it already is) a game I love so much.

(Also, possible lore ending????)

Amazing game - A 10/10 in it's own right for the pure satisfaction the many challenges this game brings you, from movement to combat to puzzles that make you feel pretty smart.

If you enjoyed the first game, you will LOVE this game.

As for a Metroidvania game, this game really brings the spirit of the journey, and the trials and tribulations that naturally follow the genre, to life. The adventure is there, you will not find all the collectables easily on a first playthrough although there are elements to help you find said collectables. The combat is fun due to a mix of different abilities (using varying amounts of energy depending on the strength of the ability) and, although the melee combat isn't as naturally platformer-based as Hollow Knight, the combat is unique in its own regard and provides extreme satisfaction when combined with the movement. The movement is much more free flowing than the likes of HK, allowing a significantly higher range of motion during and outside of combat - I even refrained from unlocking a fast travel option for quite some time, due to enjoying the movement so much.

I played on Hard mode and I will attest that the difficulty was pretty challenging at times, but not hard enough to where it became overly frustrating. There ARE boss battles and as long as you have the patience to learn the move-set, it will be extremely rewarding when you finally succeed (I did all boss fights in approximately 15 mins, on average).
(I also suggest playing on Hard mode if you enjoy challenging platformers - the difficulty is worth it, in my opinion)

I appreciated this game so much that I used all of the abilities at my disposal to zoom around the map for that satisfying 100% profile (which I rarely have the energy to do) as soon as I completed the story. Unlocking an ability and instantly going to certain areas previously unreachable felt extremely fun, truly living up to the excitement the genre can hold.

Highly recommend this game to anybody who loves Metroidvania titles, especially so if you favour them for exploration and movement - the combat is an extremely sweet cherry on top, more fun than competitive.

Played for like 90 minutes and refunded.

Just play the original.

Honestly, This game is very strange at first if you are coming here to socialise. This isn't Omegle, or Looking For Groups on Xbox, etc. When you join a world, 97% of the time, you are joining some people that are 30% randomers and 70% people that know each other (in one room, all rooms). It's hard to be able to join conversations a lot of the time because you really are always "the new guy" in every room.

Once you kinda look past that, and the hundreds of little kids that have infested the side for its anime attraction, it is a really good side, VR or not, to meet people. If you are lonely and wanna make friends, dont expect a friendship right away, if you keep joining, keep trying to join conversations, there are people on here who genuinely accept others and wanna be friends and talk to people. Usually it is just those 30% of randomers, even if it is 1 little guy running around trying to start a conversation with individuals, there it is, someone like you who just wants to talk to people :)

This is an amazing social app, slightly feels like some VR fever dream/acid trip version of IMVU or similar social sites, but i've came to realise it truly is a place where friends can kill a few hours, and a place where people can find new friends in those hours you are trying to kill.

If you think VRChat might be your thing, I urge you to try it a couple of times. You might not find the experience you want within the first couple of sessions, but you are plunging yourself into a world of VR and anime, there are only a few thousands of people you will even have the possibility to interact with and most definitely wont meet all of them. I promise you, eventually, you will find a friend. You will have fun. Even if it is for one session, you will find a room, a group of people, and you will feel a part of that thing, whatever it may be... and that is what I think VRChat does really well. While it may be hard to feel wanted at first, hard to find a group that suits you and your personality... It IS possible, that is the beauty of VR chat.

Anything is possible.