COPPER ODYSSEY 2

Falling into the quasi-genre of surrealist, expressive, outright weird, low-fi rpg games (perhaps most notably featuring Yume Nikki, but carrying back to Earthbound), everything about Copper Odyssey 2 is executed to explore its themes. The art, scenarios, characters, and world live and breathe with an esoteric dreamlike logic and disorienting aesthetic sensibility. It’s not so much pixel art, as pixel hallucinations. A demon-like angel who doesn’t want to be in the printmaking department of heaven has been assigned to a mad scientist museum owner’s bratty kid, which is a pretense for a much more sinister…something… happening. Living rooms, ♥♥♥♥ talking paintings, absurdist dialog, demonic statues as companions to help you battle the dreams of aliens, and discordant lurid visuals, all somehow coheres internally like a Boredoms record. Deeeefinitely give this a play.

I LOVE COPPER ODYSSEY AND THE DOCTOR IS MY VALENTINE THX

The sequel to Copper Odyssey is such a massive improvement and great continuation of the story from the first game. The new setting of a large museum is much larger than i would've expected based on the description and each location and character is very unique and interesting. One of my highlights for the game is the artwork, the art seen throughout this game is beautiful and is alot more in your face than it was in the previous game with its limited graphics and sprite smaller sprite format. With the new engine, alot more can be seen in the environments and characters. I also really enjoyed the soundtrack which was done by the returning musician Lintilion, breathing alot more life into the world of Copper Odyssey, it's definitely another highlight for me. The combat is really fun in this game and i quite enjoy the deeper thought that has to go into every encounter, Its really satisfying to have the right ability or item needed to exploit an enemies weakness, and having a pretty large amount of party members to find lets you experiment with playstyles quite a bit throughout the game. I found myself playing multiple times to achieve the multiple different endings to the story and it was quite a challenge, but I never found myself hating the gameplay or finding it tedious throughout my playthroughs. Respect The Craft!

This game is cool and makes me smile! The sounds and sights make my eyes and ears feel good.

the game really does embody fine art. as in it is overpriced, jank as ♥♥♥♥, and i would squint at you if i saw it anywhere in your house

This is the type of game when, at any random point while playing it, really strikes you as something special. I said it already in my review of the first game, but you can really feel the pure unabashed love and thought put into it. I never want to leave this world and these characters. I love you copper odyssey. Respect the craft and such. Play it.

Goat game and goat dialogue

I'd like to believe that Jax is my sleep paralysis demon