Look Outside

A great rpg overall, all of the monsters are grotesque in the best way possible but in terms of design some stand well above the rest, you can tell that the developers cared about their appearance and spent a lot of time on the details. Fighting enemies in the game is like watching a carousel of freaks that keeps you wandering what the next one might be, once you start to get desensitized the game loves to bring out a monster that fills you with a sensation that can only be described as "trow a Molotov at that thing", needless to say I am slightly afraid of what they could achieve with a bigger budget. The story has a really nice premise, the gameplay and story are not too complicated so you can leave and come back whenever you want without feeling out of place, I believe that 15 days are more than enough to reach a satisfying ending but enough to make it challenging to achieve everything in 1 save file. I do have some complaints: - first off all the menus and dialog are not comfortable to navigate, having to reload a firearm out of combat by having press i->skill->select character->ranged->reload weapon is just the icing on the cake; - the game always starts in windowed mode instead of fullscreen when started; - it can get hard to tell the status condition that are afflicting someone in combat because they are shown briefly on a loop, once you get 6 different conditions you stop noticing that one of your guys has been bleeding heavily for 4 turns; - I wish that friendlies, just like enemies, had an indicator that spelled resisted or weakness to give you an idea of what type of damage they just suffered. I hope I did not sound to critical the game is a solid 9/10 and definitely worth the shoot.

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Enjoying every moment. What a game.

good

I saw one of my fav ytbers play this last year & it seemed pretty fun. Now that I've played thru it a bit, that idea has kind of gone with the wind. The reasons for that are mostly in how much this game freezes & crashes, which kills its pacing & the satisfaction of clearing a dungeon/room. The sheer amount of crashes made me really glad, that I played on easy mode, since that mode auto-saves decently often. But... speaking of the difficulty (& also the RPG side)... man. This game relies too much on its random door encounters to deliver you party members. If you don't get at least 2, it starts feeling shallow so quick, since there's just so little to play with. To give you a reference point - I did roughly half my playthru with 1 party member, and while combats didn't take long to finish, they began to feel same-y very quickly. All-in-all I would only recommend trying the game, if you're both very patient with technical issues & fine with the RPG side being very volatile, cause it ranges from really stale to... uh... a D&D campaign sidequest (which was p fun tbh).

good