Roadwarden

Amazing game. You have to be okay with most of the gameplay being reading and clicking on text, but I really like the pixel art visuals and the musics are awesome as well. The universe is very original in my opinion, I don't exactly know how I would describe it but I'd say the [b] basis [/b] is a medieval fantasy setting. It isn't super loaded with magic things but it's not low fantasy either, and it's really far from the usual orcs / elves stories.

it's neat

非常无趣，玩了一会全是对话事件，缺少冒险元素，配上大段大段苍白的文字，头皮发麻，不知道玩下去的动力是什么

A hidden gem! Roadwarden's story is not particularly poignant, neither did it change my perception of life in any meaningful way and arguably the world presented is not terribly original - but that's not the point. With each presented character, story and event the Roadwarden grows on you. You start to empathise with, loath, doubt and root for the many souls you encounter. Gradually you feel more and more connected with and responsible for this diverse and troubled community; the choices matter and the story flows naturally. If you don't mind having to read a lot and value experience and immersion over engaging action and stunning visuals, absolutely try this game!

El juego es muy aburrido, la mayoría de las elecciones te tienen dando círculos y por momentos es difícil entender que curso de acción sería el mejor, no hay nada que te guie en ese sentido.

Right from the start, I was locked in into Roadwarden's magical world. You're not all-powerful hero, but a simple roadwarden trying to do your part in a brutal, untamed land. I found the main overarching questline a bit vague, but the game shines with the lore and history you gradually uncover from each village you visit, the obstacles you overcome and seeing your own natural progression, especially when you rise from a starving drifter to a experienced roadwarden shaping the fate of the peninsula. It's also awesome to see how your descisions in side quests make a meaningful impact, both good and and/or potentially at the cost of others. Fantastic game if you're hunting for an immersive journey that thrives on player agency, like Disco Elysium, Esoteric Ebb or similar games that excel in its storytelling.

I really liked this game a lot, the detailed descriptions of the places you visit and people you meet went very well with the art design while still leaving a lot open to your imagination. The role playing felt (mostly) very coherent and you really get the opportunity to be as good or evil (/ selfish) as you want. The time pressure in regular game mode combined with playing blind on my first playthrough really forced me to play very carefully and keep notes of everything that was mentioned and seemed somewhat important, and immediately you can see how this pays off very often. By the end of my 40 days I had a feeling that I'd gotten barely anything done and yet I wasn't mad about it in the slightest, immediately starting a new playthrough. You get a lot of replayability this way! In the end my inner completionist made me do a playthrough without time limit and no longer blind because I wanted to get as many achievements as possible, which made for an extremely rich game where I got the feeling of being on top of the world, also giving me one hell of an awesome epilogue. I will say that once you've done this though the replayability goes down a little bit, as you will at some point have the feeling that you've really done everything that could be done. All in all 9/10 game for me, and I can't wait for more games like this to come out!