OneShot

released on Dec 08, 2016

A remake of OneShot

In this Puzzle/Adventure game you must guide Niko through a mysterious world, utilizing items, characters, and the environment to progress. The life of a lost child and the fate of a steadily decaying world hang in balance, and not everyone—or everything—is interested in preserving them either.


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OneShot: The Pancake Episode
OneShot: The Pancake Episode
OneShot
OneShot

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a really neat little rpgmaker puzzle game that constantly had me thinking wow i had no idea you could even do that with an rpgmaker game. gameplay wise the puzzles were pretty well thought out and very rarely would ever feel arbitrary or confusing. the atmosphere in this game is also fantastic, i really love this game's world and all the unique little characters living in it, and the excellent music is the perfect accompaniment. the only thing i was left not feeling too strongly about was the story. i think it was one of the things i set my expectations highest for and while it had some solid moments, i left this game feeling it was an aspect that was just good and not great like i thought it would be. the game is definitely worth trying out though, it's pretty cheap and can have some good puzzling moments that might stump you. im planning on going back and replaying it at some point because i know i missed some secrets on this first playthrough and there were some other things i could have tried out differently

9,5+/10

would want to be Niko's father I'm not kidding.
Best 'Breaking the 4th Wall' concept btw

Very cool game with a great soundtrack, great visuals, and great writing, but for a game that so strongly suggests that “your choices matter”, the player’s decisions are weirdly less than negligible to the story.

so so good. there just straight up isnt a fourth wall. its a fourth glass window