I'm not a masochist, but I've S-Ranked every boss in this entire game...

TWICE.

and I made a video about the second time

I like to rate games by how well they accomplish what they're trying to do, but I'm honestly torn on this one. The gameplay is actually pretty fun, and I enjoyed completing it because it wasn't too much. The level of difficulty was just perfect as well, so it's difficult to admit that this game's biggest weakness is it's "story". I don't even know what words to use to describe it, but it just means absolutely nothing to me, and I would much rather play this game without the long un-skippable cutscenes. It's a fine game overall; it's pretty hard to be mad when it's as short as it is.

I didn't realize it was gonna be political lmao, I just wanted to do a peaceful road-trip. For what it is though, it has a lot of good and surprising elements!

The characters are likeable and well voice acted, the plot progression is really well done (considering it's all randomly generated), and the mini-games are simple but charming.

However, the climax was underwhelming in my opinion, and some characters are quite annoying to repeatedly encounter. Also, I feel like this game was trying to teach me a lesson about politics, but I honestly had no idea what it was trying to say. Good game overall, but an easy one to forget in a sea of EVEN BETTER indie games.

Strengths:
-Combat System is very fun!
-Great Action Sequences
-Fantastic Music & Graphics
-Good Characters (Assuming they're given more depth in later installments)
-Hot Goth Girlfriend that I was not expecting

Flaws:
-The Story is Fairly Basic (Not bad, but not impressive)
-Hardly ANY Enemy Variety (Still fun to kill stuff though)
-Odd Immersion-Breaking Glitches
-Uninspiring Collectables (As a Completionist, this is Disappointing)