Nedávné recenze uživatele Lucarvee

"It's about time!"
A mostly spoiler-free quote from the true ending that very succinctly summarizes a good portion of this game's themes. You are in *purr*gatory, you have endless time here, time to do what? You and everyone else here literally have nothing but time and you just got here. There's not much to do in purrgatory and most of the time people do whatever they want and it turns into a cycle they get stuck in, add to that endless time and you get someone stuck in purrgatory. God, I should get off the internet and get... back onto the internet... to get a job... so that I can use my time here... doing the things that I will regret not doing when I'm dead... huh... it keeps happening. Don't be me, actually do stuff, there is no escape from purrgatory but to actually do stuff. I will not soon forget Natalie, Kungsoon, Numa, Oliver, Tori, nor Suan... though my brain might forget the poet and only remember their poetry. A real edgar allen poe-try.

Literally just picross, several websites take up significantly less space and processing power to let you play these same puzzels, and even make your own more easily than this, go use one of them. There's a lot of interesting puzzels made by those communities.

This is a story about change. Ever since I played the demo, I knew that this story would be excellent, even if it would be relatively short. I was right. It's like, they wanted to write a story but came up with too many drafts and when thinking through them figured "enh, I can just make ALL OF THEM, and then decide."

No issues, perfect interactive story, 9/10, am going to interact through again.

Five stars, this game, and it's entire existance from moment one is ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up. I would not recommend this game to anyone it's that ♥♥♥♥♥♥. Espcially if you don't like blood or body horror. Solid experience though, wanted to play through to the end and did it in one sitting. Do not play on the hardest difficulty, for your sanity's sake.

Good game, going to try to get Indiemaus to play through it. A good 1 to 12 hours depending on your own speed clearing through it.

Broken in all the best ways like all of Landfall's other titles. Stick Fight is a game where you and all other players are sticks and you fight, simple and too the point. Oftentimes though I find the fights turning into actual anime battles as everyone is falling and trying to stay afloat from the void and so keep punching each other to get more distance. It's a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ jojo fight or smth. When someone turns off all weapons but blink daggers it always becomes a Naruto fight. It's dumbass and I love it, I even love it when someone can somehow actually kick my ass at this game because I am bad at parries and they are not.

A game remeines of early Zelda titles in the fact that the game gives you nothing and you have to figure it out. Truly this game IS an adventure. The combat is challenging enough to not be easy by any means, but it's not unfair, and when you beat the enemy that was giving you so much trouble, that was you and that is satisfying as hecc.
If I could I would erase my memory of this game and play it all again, but this time I would actually LEARN FROM THE MANUAL.

An experience that I almost didn't want to go through, simply because I knew, I only had OneShot.
Every time I think to try to see if I can try again, that this game was too real for that
Every time I realize that I myself only have one shot.
And that I shouldn't waste it.

Great game, functions well with a cool combat system that can reasoned with such that so long as you have some understanding of RPG battle mechanics, you can beat insane mode before anything else while still having fun and exploring the skylands of Ara Fell.
Abyss if you don't try to pay attention to the story, because in my run of this game, that has to be the best part of it.
Overall a great experience.

Great RPG if you like storytelling, with a great soundtrack to boot. Linear and confined, it has the perfect setting for the story within it and definitly more enjoyable than %90 of every game I've ever played through.