Brutal Orchestra

One of the best game I've ever played.

[b]An incredible expirience in gameplay and story[/b]. Thanks to the small grid the battles take place in you're always placed in front or the side of the enemy, so most of the time looking at their intent (as well as their passives) matters, and as healing and shield moves are made difficult to play with [i]the pigment system[/i] (until you learn to use your health as a resourse) you are forced to learn how to move your fools out of the bigger attacks while dealing damage yourself, resulting in a very fulfilling gameplay loop. A small gripe is that the game can be slow to execute your turn, even if you disable animations it still takes a moment to show the pigment moving on your pallet or has a delay to show a status being applied, [u]not a major problem[/u] since you spent a bit of time thinking your turn already, but it adds up as you play the game longer.

i buy i like it good

Now I'm certainly saying this rather early into my time with this game, but I personally like to believe I'm quite good at forming my thoughts on something rather quickly, so here it is: as a hard core roguelite enjoyer, I feel confident in saying this is already one of my absolute favorites that I've ever played--and in terms of specifically turn-based ones, I would call it the second best ever--and that isn't to say it couldn't further climb up the ranks. The mechanics are deep and unique, the art direction is GODLY (as someone who also loves Hylics and OFF, I am a huge sucker for psychedelic imagery), the writing is weirdly great (highkey, this game has already made me chuckle more than all of the first five Deltarune chapters--and for the record, I absolutely adore that game), the enemy encounters are wonderfully varied and impactful (especially the bosses), and so on. Few games have given me a first impression as exceedingly strong as this one, with it already being one of my new favorite games in general. I don't know exactly what this game would be able to do to me to ruin this, so I feel decently safe in writing this review right now, especially considering the--what I believe to be deserved--overwhelmingly positive reviews.

Easy to learn, hard to master. Weirdly emotional, with a very dry humour. Get amongst the cacophony

this game is art and i will not allow anyone to tell you this game is bad

Bosch和Nowak真的很好嗑，求cp文