A game unlike any other I'd played. It's like a playable story with roguelite elements, and gameplay elements like a life meter and money. My niece, nephew and teen cousin were hooked watching me play, and my cousin in particular bought it himself, beat it 3 times, and showed it to friends. I beat it 5 times.

A road trip in a corrupt country with corrupt cops, a divided populace, and you're just trying to escape. A colorful cast of characters, a mixture of comedy, drama and suspense, and a lot of interesting minigames that mix things up. There's nothing else quite like it out there and I loved the experience. (But I hated the sequel, Mile 0.)

Overall it's a solid game. Besides clunky animations that sometimes can put you out of the mood, it's immersive, it's fun, and it's replayable.

As a huge game music fan I gotta give a shout out to this soundtrack as well. Most of the songs fit perfectly into a vibe and I've even found myself playing a few of them while being on the road irl as well. Great choice by the creators.

Not sure if there's much more to say to this. It's truly an experience... unique experience... every time.

Wow for a game I saw maybe 10 seconds of and thought... ''Oh this looks sorta interesting'', i am very surprised at the experience this game gave me.

'Life is Strange' is a game that is very dear to me. There is no other game that really transports you to its location like that...but this game may just be . At being at risk of sounding too 2020's about this, dare I say this game is very 'Viby'. I find myself getting very attached to narrative based games lately and 'Road 96' is a diamond in the rough 100%.

I loved all the characters, they are all so unique and so interesting to hang out with. I was very satisfied with how they all come together in the narrative and how they link to one another.

There is surprisingly a lot of freedom here too, I really felt like EVERYTHING I did effected my route and that all choices were important, and even the smaller things i could do like 'ring home' just really really helps to immerse me in the game.

It's not perfect, it has some small setbacks, despite it being replayable, I don't really have any desire to go back to it, at least for a while (I got a very satisfactory route and ending, (might just be lucky though, you might want to do it faster, depending on your choices).

Overall, awesome game, really really enjoyed how it felt above anything else. well worth your time.

Fun little rouge-lite game that's a very story focused. It's almost like a telltale game in that sense. However, for such a story focused game, I found the dialogue to be a little too on-the-nose and very straight forward in saying "this person and this thing is bad" and doesn't really leave any room for a gray area. I know it's a very specific commentary and message the game is trying to say, but I think it would've been a better player experience if there wasn't a very clear correct side to be on. I made the decision to play each run as a different "character" with different perspectives and views and reasons for doing what they did, and with no knowledge of the other runs I've done, and I believe that did make my experience better, but I wish that more was done on the games part of making me want to explore other options and moral dilemmas.

A journey across a country any third world dystopian resident (such as I) an easily identify with, it tells of a tale of friendship, hope, companionship, and redemption for multiple millennials seeking a better life outside their country, only to encounter the true heart and soul of the nation, their fellow countrymen. Many variations to the story's ending, this choice heavy and randomly generated road trip is quite a tearjerker in its softer moments. 100% unlocked Zoe & Alex's stories, I'll surely come back for more of Papa Bear and Mama Bear!

Eu ouvi falar sobre esse jogo em posts aleatórios do Twitter mas nunca me chamou atenção, até que um vídeo do Tik Tok que surgiu do nada falou sobre a proposta: Um Life is Strange com muito mais foco em consequencias e caminhos diferentes. Achei interessante e decidi testar.

Eu não esperava que fosse gostar tanto dessa experiência. Road 96 é um jogo com muita personalidade, mesmo que a proposta seja "parecida" com LiS, não poderiam ser mais diferentes. A gameplay simples combina e muito com o estilo da narrativa, que não conta com dialogos mega profundos e bem escritos, mas tem sim suas reviravoltas interessantes e personagens cativantes.

O jogo é dividido em episódios, e cada um você controla um adolescente que está tentando sair do país. Você deve concluir a jornada 6 vezes para chegar ao fim (eu levei 7 jornadas), e nessas jornadas você pode topar com algumas figuras recorrentes no país de Petria.

O jogo diz que "Nenhuma viagem é igual" e é totalmente verdade. Toda parada, encontro ou jornada em veículo é diferente e nunca se resume a somente conversar e andar, sempre existe algum mini game criativo e curto para manter a variedade. Alguns desses encontros com os personagens recorrentes são bem marcantes, e podem ser mais tensos, descontraídos ou até cômicos. O jogo sabe bem como balancear a seriedade e peso da história de um país em decadência com uma comédia irônica e até meio boba. Me diverti bastante e fiz questão de jogar Road 96 sem pressa alguma para aproveitar bem o que o jogo tinha a me oferecer. Se você curte uma história rápida, cativante e descontraída, Road 96 fica muito mais que recomendado!

esse jogo foi um achado nas promoções aleatórias na steam que aparecem de vez em quando. A imersão desse jogo é ótima e com uma puta trilha sonora e arte que te deixa Chilling o tempo todo. A crítica do jogo a modelos autoritários de governos é bem precisa, com poucos pontos ruins de verdade. Arrisco dizer que se esse jogo fosse com apenas 2 jovens com personalidade, seria ainda melhor, mas não sei dizer justamente por você controlar adolescentes aleatórios cansados do país que vivem é um dos grandes pontos positivos do jogo