Wantless : Solace at World’s End

I like tactical games and this one scratched an itch for me real hard. it has one of the more unique systems to allow for creating your own attacks which was a lot of fun to play around with but also lots of character growth options to make the combat strategies varied and unique. There is also a system of how the the enemies only get to do as many moves/action points as you use. this system was both unique and added lots of tactical options which just made the game an absolute joy to play. cant wait to see what else you guys come up with

♥♥♥♥ yes 10/10 buy this underrated game

Only a very small bit in and I can see that the depth of the game is something I will highly enjoy. Lovely combat system that really opens up soooo many possibilities. HArd...the way I like it.

Gameplay this good as no right also having an interesting concept. ok, so let's break it down. gameplay - absolutely loved it. lots of different interacting elements and mechanics, lots of meaningful customizations. you make meaningful progress upgrading your build between runs, which makes the grind of the battles themselves fun - you have a stronger build every time, stacking more buffs and status effects, getting exponentially better. I hate grinding, absolutely hate it, i'm always looking for novelty and new experiences. so at 117 hours... i got my fair share of novelty from this. concept - changing who a person is by removing their wants. damn. would you want to... not want something? if any unfulfill want is a pain, you can remove all pain by removing all wants. what's left of you then? what could you make of yourself? what if you instead add wants, create your own ambitions? now, it's interesting in the game, but hella under-developed. maybe it seems so because the idea has endless potential, but I just feel like we're exploring only the surface. plenty to think about, not a lot to experience in the game. still, great concept.

I really love the concept of the game. It feels very different from most turn-based games. I will admit I was a bit annoyed that the game didn’t explain certain concepts properly, but maybe that’s part of the charm for others. Honestly, there are still some things I don’t fully understand. I completed the main story and am still playing the endgame, so I can’t quite comment on the game’s replayability. However, I can see myself playing maybe one more round—mostly because I really want to tackle all the unplayed games in my library. XD.

Good game