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Thankful to microtransactions for diverting attention from all other things micro

Happily flushes everything great about its predecessor down the toilet.

If this is the Fusion I'd hate to play what they mashed together

More like "Fun For Around Twenty Minutes Or So Craft" ha

An ambiguous story that flips a lot of the hero-dependent narratives of the period on their head. I get the whole Yoko Taro story structure thing has been done to death now that we live in a post-Nier world, but it's pretty fresh here. I dig this.

Playing this game will kind of make you want to die, but honestly it's pretty disorienting in the most captivating way possible.

I see a lot of people form the conclusion that this game is "bad on purpose" but I sort of resent the implication of that. I feel like this game was good on purpose. Often games are reduced to being either "fun" or "not fun" and that's so boring. Let a game make you feel like shit once or twice, you'll be better for it (and cooler, more badass etc. etc.)

pov it's your birthday and the "you've recieved a gift!" popup appears on your steam window

Quite possibly one of the prettiest games of a modern era. Puts most other attempts at translating classic survival horror structures to shame.

Somehow manages to also bring a fresh and exciting narrative to the table. It's carried by its presentation, but if you're won over by the visuals the story will likely grab you alongside it.

Lacks some form of subtlety in its aesthetic, which is to say that it doesn't bother to hide where its inspiration comes from. Wish more games were like this. Makes it feel more personal in an odd way.

Soundtrack is pretty good too.

Yah, anyway, play this or you suck at video games and I rebuke you

Imagine getting head in the hyperbolic time chamber

a mostly fun jrpg with a very disappointing plot. peaks during the first chapter and has varying highs and lows from then on