Hell is Us

The game scenery and voice acting and animation and even the combat is good and engaging and would normally suck me into the immersion. But... no ability to jump or even vault up[ low walls just makes no sense to me. What's worse, is that there are no maps, mini or otherwise. I HATE maze-like areas in any game, especially if i have no way to map it. I get lost and have no idea where to go. Finally, items... most items have a glow which is easy enough to see, but some items do not glow but barely shimmer, making them easy to overlook, including vital quest items. So... final verdict... a hesitant thumbs down. I want to love this game, i really do... but missing vital staples like jumps and climbs and maps, just kills it for me. This is a no from me.

good game if you like exploration and puzzles (which I do). kinda mid combat tho, and the story ends on a bit of a cliffhanger. the worldbuilding is pretty good though, and unraveling the truth of what's going on is done mostly through investigating side locations, rather than in the main quest itself. In fact if I think you just mainlined the main quest you'd be pretty confused by the end of the game. hope the next game has less of a steep curve when encountering the final tier of enemies and also more responsive controls. still enjoyed my time playing this though!

Solid game in every aspect. Genuine pleasure diving in its depths - where the hell is us!

despues de jugarlo 12 horas me aburrio totalmente, se torno muy repetitivo el combate . los puzzles los hice buscando videos en youtube . la historia no te atrapa en lo absoluto para que estes atentos a los detalles.

Maybe Hell is our friends we made along the way (also the big fat man with a hat shouting "obviously you didn't die, start over") Haven't finished the game though, might do it some time later I really like the atmosphere, the background and the worldview of the game, puzzle solving is pretty interesting, and GOD, the music and sound effects are astonishing. The story is okay(better with the worldview and stuff), the combat is okay too (I would say less satisfying than a fight-focused game but this is a puzzle solving game so it suffices) But the downsides are also pretty significant to me, which also leads to me not playing for a while First is that I feel like the whole game is too static and repetitive. To me it's just collecting things and fighting the same enemies over and over again, and since there's not really much story/character development going on, all the things feel a little bland Second is that there's so many bugs! The most prominent bug I get is that you sometimes can't interact(speak, trade) with a NPC at all until you quit and join. This had an impact on me since it happens on a very important NPC and took me a while to realize. Other bugs include unable to select items to trade, not able to block/charge attacks in combat, and enemies behaving weirdly(flying, canceling attacks) In conclusion, this game has a very good base, their art/music is really good and the worldview is really interesting. However, if you're heavily dependent on playing by building momentum, or want games with less bug, then this game probably won't suit you.

J'adore, l'histoire est intéréssante et le style de jeu est nouveau avec des touches plus connu. c'est rafraichissant de jouer à un jeu qui ne nous tien pas pas par la main.

so far i enjoy the game theres a few minor improvements i would like to see. i would like a fov slider more options for enemies if possible and mild improvements to the overall feel of combat. i love that the game doesnt hold your hand and lets you explore organically and i like the premise so far of the story. i think official mod tools would help breath new life into the game. the game could also use some tweaks to performance.

Not recommended. I've played games from the 80's on... even old King's Quest games. This game is well polished and doesn't try to hand hold, but they make one critical mistake: throwing various items across many areas without any kind of quest tracking. So you get to a point where you are just back tracking, which totally kills any feeling of progression. You hit a wall for a few hours looking for the one clue or item that will move you forward.. and for me this just took me to a place where I felt like the game was wasting my time... because the story just wasn't compelling enough to ask this of me. As for the soundtrack - great.. for the first two hours... after that it just becomes never changing annoying drone. This game needed another 6 months in development and some tuning... I wanted to like it... in the end it was just wasting my time. The worst thing a game can do.