The final part of the Sons of Welder game series, set in a dystopian universe, which uniquely combines games from the Magnus series. A game that you can experience on two levels. Hand-drawn motion comics. A metaphorical journey into oneself. A mystical experience with a touch of good humor.
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💗 This game was gifted to Indie Therapy for review.
This game was the only one I played from a three part series. Playing this game doesn't require you to have played the others, but if you have played them you probably understand some details more.
Lazarus A.D. 2222 is a hand-drawn experience of a visual novel game where the story is interesting, the visuals are often psychedelic and humor is relatively funny. The artwork is really interesting style and it's complimented with the extra visual effects very well. The character designs were interesting to say the least and I believe I will have nightmares of that one dude with lots of eyes.
Gameplay consists of visual novel styled text and choices that affect the way the story goes forward, and as well as two minigames, a hacking minigame and a fighting rock-paper-scissors typed minigame. As a fan of VNs it was very enjoyable and the minigames added a nice little twist to the gameplay. There was some unskippable scenes that I didn't find enjoyable, but otherwise it was fun.
Overall it's a solid game and worth playing. Would recommend.
This game was the only one I played from a three part series. Playing this game doesn't require you to have played the others, but if you have played them you probably understand some details more.
Lazarus A.D. 2222 is a hand-drawn experience of a visual novel game where the story is interesting, the visuals are often psychedelic and humor is relatively funny. The artwork is really interesting style and it's complimented with the extra visual effects very well. The character designs were interesting to say the least and I believe I will have nightmares of that one dude with lots of eyes.
Gameplay consists of visual novel styled text and choices that affect the way the story goes forward, and as well as two minigames, a hacking minigame and a fighting rock-paper-scissors typed minigame. As a fan of VNs it was very enjoyable and the minigames added a nice little twist to the gameplay. There was some unskippable scenes that I didn't find enjoyable, but otherwise it was fun.
Overall it's a solid game and worth playing. Would recommend.