Neon White

Good game. I have fun during all playtime. the story is interesting, but the ending feels a bit mediocre. True ending is not worth your time.

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I'm not much of an anime fan, and this feels like an anime fan's dream game. But even still I love this game so far. The premise is pretty wild. A group of dead assassins compete for a chance to earn a temporary spot in Heaven, all while trying to uncover what actually happened to them. It's weird, stylish, and has more personality than most shooters. The gameplay is where it really shines. It reminded me a lot of Ghostrunner, except instead of sword combat you're using cards that double as both weapons and movement abilities. Every level only takes about 30 seconds to clear the first time, but that's just the beginning. The real game is shaving milliseconds off your time, discovering shortcuts, and finding the perfect route. Watching everything click together is incredibly satisfying. Developed by Angel Matrix, the studio led by Ben Esposito, Neon White feels unlike anything else out there. The characters all have memorable designs that practically scream cosplay, even if I found a lot of the dialogue pretty cringey. Thankfully, if you're mostly here for the gameplay, it's easy enough to push through. 8/10. Plays fine on steamdeck but you'll suffer from it unless youre comfortable on the sticks. And even if the anime style isn't your thing, the speedrunning gameplay is addictive and easily one of the most creative FPS concepts in years.