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Cassie is a cursed witch who can predict the future using cards, and works in a company's magic department. The company is being overrun by monsters, who are terrible at teamwork, and she must beat them in rock-paper-scissors battles using her cards to predict their choices.

This is a very fun game, extremely creative, nice puzzles, with an incredibly original premise, and amazing graphics. What's so amazing about the graphics? They are so simple that they allow the game to be made by basically two people, have an affordable price and run on any computer. Isn't that amazing? I think so. One of the best games I've ever played, I highly recommend it.

A beautiful game about friendship. I played a level before going to sleep and cried at the end. Great ending song. Perfect.

Another game that was saved by the community. The unofficial patch is more than necessary to play, not only does it fix bugs that make the game almost unplayable, it also makes it palatable and adds things that couldn't be missing. It's a classic, with a very well chosen soundtrack, and with a lot of freedom to play as you want. A beautiful homage to one of the most important paper and pencil RPGs ever made.

A fun game to run over enemies with your car while listening to a soundtrack with heavy metal classics. It's funny, and at the same time a great tribute to this musical style, which makes me nostalgic because I listened to it as a teenager.

I'm not an FPS gamer, and in fact this was the first FPS game I managed to finish in "normal" rather than "easy" mode. Rage doesn't have much originality or captivating characters, it's repetitive and the missions feel like a tutorial on how to use new weapons. But I love the Fallout references, the combate races and the card minigame. Also there is good crafting, lots of weapon options and no inventory limitation. There is an "anarchist" aesthetic, which already starts in the title, and the main antagonist is a group called "Authority". The graphics, combat animation and soundtrack are great. These details kept me playing until the end. In short, a "mediocre" and amazing game at the same time, a bit empty on story, but fun and still worth playing.

"Coughing was the signal that the battle had started. In the distance he saw a cloud of yellow dust advancing, and another cloud rising from the ground as the Christian horses too broke into a canter. Raimbaud began coughing: the whole imperial army coughed and shook in its armour, quivering and shaking as it raced towards the infidel dust, hearing more coughing coming nearer and nearer. The two dusts fused: and the whole plain rang with the echo of coughs and the clang of lances.

The aim of the first encounter was not so much to pierce the enemy (as one risked breaking one’s lance against his shield and what’s more getting flung flat on one’s face from the shock) as to unhorse him by thrusting a lance between his saddle and arse at the moment of wheeling. This was a risky business, as a lance pointing downwards can easily get entangled in some obstacle or even stick in the ground and jerk a rider right out of the saddle like a catapult. So the first contact was full of warriors flying through the air gripping their lances. And side movement being difficult, since lances could not be waved far without getting into a friend’s or enemy’s ribs, there was soon such a bottleneck that it was difficult to understand a thing. Then up galloped the champions and began clearing a way through the mêlée.

Then they too found themselves facing the enemy champions, shield to shield. Duels started, but already the ground was so covered with carcasses and corpses that it was difficult to move, and when they could not reach each other they yelled insults. Here rank and intensity of insult was decisive, for according to whether offence given was mortal – to be wiped out in blood – medium or light, various reparations were laid down or even implacable hatreds transmitted to descendants. So the important thing then was to understand each other, not an easy matter between Moors and Christians and with the various Moorish and Christian languages too; what did one do if along came an insult one just couldn’t understand? One might find oneself swallowing it and being dishonoured for life! So interpreters took part in this phase of the battle, light-armed men swiftly mounted on fast horses which swivelled around, catching insults on the wing and translating them there and then into the language of destination." - Italo Calvino, The Nonexistent Knight.

Bards definitely make this game possible.

Por algum motivo, esse jogo ficou 7 anos na minha lista de espera. Eu joguei a primeira temporada em 2016 e fiquei esse tempo todo esperando para ter a série completa e então poder jogar o resto. Ele é um aperfeiçoamento do primeiro em todos os aspectos. Eu raramente assisto séries ou filmes, e faz anos que não leio mais quadrinhos ou livros de ficção. Jogos como esse tem sido minha principal fonte de “entretenimento narrativo”, e este jogo supre totalmente minhas necessidades neste aspecto. Personagens memoráveis, questões complexas sendo abordadas, atenção aos detalhes, tudo muito bem feito. Mal posso esperar para jogar o resto da série.

It took me over a year to finish this game. And by "finishing" I mean giving up, because there are still some things to do, I just got tired.

Humanity is in danger because it does not know how to deal with chaos, death and technology, and it is up to a young Elephant to solve everything, help to overthrow a despotic government and bring DEMOCRACY. And he will do this by watering plants and finding things that people have lost. Yes, it is a unique game, I would say.

It has everything a kid could want: drinking, drugs, breaking things and killing the local fauna indiscriminately with a wide selection of upgradable weapons. It also has everything a middle-age man could want: a silent protagonist in a detailed post-apocalyptic setting narrated by a tough old man with a deep voice and a well-made soundtrack. It is the perfect game to bring generations together.