Inscryption

Anyway this review could convince you fine Dev(s) to add peer 2 peer multiplayer capabilities?

its so peak i could cry... game 10, story 10, everything 10

i love love love love love love this game oh my god im gonna bust oh my god its everywhere i will never be able to scrub it out of my walls and especially not my carpet the carpet is ruined forever the excessive amount of nut is gluing the carpet fibers together

this game is really special. i enjoyed it so much! lot of plot twists, cool unique gameplay/game mechanics and its way to underrated (players wise, the reviews say it as it is)

I think this is the first game I've ever bought that becomes something else after two hours. And not in a pleasant or fun or smart way. If I have to describe this game quickly is "the stealth section in an fps game, but that stealth section is 50% of the game". I don't know exactly how to describe the feeling, I feel like I've been cheated by what I saw in the Steam store images and the game description. That's not the game, pure and simple. Everything you see in the store page it's... the first couple of hours, on a slow pace, after that the game changes all the rules and you are playing a different, extremely boring and lame, thing. I was really excited in the first part of the game and then.... The premise of a deckbuilder roguelite falls very quickly in mostly boring puzzle solving and repetition that almost all the times can be only solved with rng. Didn't pick a defense against air monsters? Sorry, restart the game. Not the single "act", the entire game. The explode bot is not in the right position? Retry untill it is (but hope you have the right cards now). You really really really have the feelings that there is the "right" way to play the game, when you have decisions to make, and the "wrong" way. And that you will be punished if you'll pick the dev's not intended path. This feeling is not felt for the first part of the game but becomes unbearable after the first "game switch". And no, re-doing the entirety of the first part of the game just because I followed "my" way is not an option. This is not a decision heavy rpg. The mystery and the plotline is... interesting for sure but it surely isn't worth the time. This game absolutely do not respect your time. I know there are people that have a kick for doing the same repettive things for horus and hours for a 1% chance of getting a different result, but this is not what I wanted to buy and this is absolutely not what they are selling.

I love the main game, I enjoyed Kaycee's mod a lot, I think Inscryption is absolutely brilliant, though I'm sad about Grimora not getting more screen time--however, don't try to 100% this damn game. I mean it. Spoiler: ||Grizzly boss fights with one candle and every other skull restriction in place for that stupid final achievement is so hard, it's genuinely not fun anymore, and that's what finally made me stop after beating challenge level 12 and trying to progress to that point. I've done at least a few dozen runs trying to get the right combination for defeating the first bosses, trying to grind up to get that last achievement and it just doesn't happen. When literally every battle on the board is so nail-bitingly, teeth-pullingly hard because the actual mechanics of the game are overwritten with pure punishment, it's just too much. It stops being the game I was enjoying and just becomes a form of self torture. Anyone who managed the achievement has to be either absurdly masochistic, has the most incredible luck imaginable, is actually cheating somehow, or knows something I and most other players clearly don't. Congrats, Kaycee, you beat me, now gtfo.||

incredible card game, excellent video game