Nepenthe

I like it.

we need the soundtrack

When I first played this game, I was really disappointed. It really wanted you to care, despite having nothing original to offer, plus, the Toby Fox style of humor felt very forced. While I liked the overall artstyle, this game really could've used more polish. That being said, when I replayed the game and got the second ending, I was really impressed. While it was still short and the dialogue was wonky at times, I realized that the creator truly put a lot of passion into it. There were great scenes, the story genuinely got me invested. That's the biggest problem and the greatest quality of it: The important scenes are well-made, but because the concept of the game was build mostly around them, the rest is... average. I still haven't played one of the endings, but I can already say that this game had potential. I just feel like it should've focused less on the random, wacky humor, and instead could've done more story, because most of it is told through exposition dumps. Not to mention there aren't any interesting characters here. Undertale, which Nepenthe was clearly based on, had you invested no matter which path you chose. You liked all of the characters, or at least felt something towards them, and different endings expanded on them, instead making you care for the first time. I can still recommend this game. It's cheap, visually insteresting, and the dialogue is so ridiculously bad, over the top at times, that it's amusing to read.