shouldn't even exist.
what the fuck.
There are some realistic details I appreciate (students playing dead) but otherwise this is just edgy surface level fluff. I can’t believe a game about school shootings can even be compared to generic fluff.
There are some realistic details I appreciate (students playing dead) but otherwise this is just edgy surface level fluff. I can’t believe a game about school shootings can even be compared to generic fluff.
playing this game is like looking into a paper bag that says "human feces: do not eat" and then taking a big bite out of it like you can't be too surprised, 99% chance this is just someone's fetish game, CHANGED for edgelords
I'm not sure what this RPG Maker game's supposed to be.
The premise coupled with edgy monologuing main character screams "power fantasy" with questionably erotic undertones.
The gameplay (lol) however tries to push some kind of tactical approach onto the player (accuracy and stamina, weapons shop, perk shop) that doesn't make any sense because targets keep running back and forth. And you have tank controls. And there are teachers that hit you fast and can get you stuck in a corner quickly. And a yandere girl running around the school ready to shank you with her knife. And a 5 minute timer. Yeah.
Moriyama feels awkward to play. Even if you look at it as a short one evening game. I guess you could overlook the problems if you either try hard enough or just stop caring.
Other than that there's, honestly, not much to it. The recent 1.2 update added achievements, melee weapons, pipe bombs, new events and more guns and perks to the shop.
It's free. So you could go check it out. Or not. I'm not your mom.
The premise coupled with edgy monologuing main character screams "power fantasy" with questionably erotic undertones.
The gameplay (lol) however tries to push some kind of tactical approach onto the player (accuracy and stamina, weapons shop, perk shop) that doesn't make any sense because targets keep running back and forth. And you have tank controls. And there are teachers that hit you fast and can get you stuck in a corner quickly. And a yandere girl running around the school ready to shank you with her knife. And a 5 minute timer. Yeah.
Moriyama feels awkward to play. Even if you look at it as a short one evening game. I guess you could overlook the problems if you either try hard enough or just stop caring.
Other than that there's, honestly, not much to it. The recent 1.2 update added achievements, melee weapons, pipe bombs, new events and more guns and perks to the shop.
It's free. So you could go check it out. Or not. I'm not your mom.
from "the guy who actually wrestled with their thoughts on super columbine massacre rpg" comes: this is just super stupid and lame and thoughtless. not even particularly interesting as an exercise on edge and mechanically really bad. cannot approach any sort of guilty pleasure, thankfully i suppose
this is fetish porn btw!
For better or worse, I've found myself to be someone more willing than most to give games with extremely controversial or taboo subject matters a chance. This isn't to be some smug contrarian, but more so because I don't want to be swayed away from a game because of an incorrect initial reaction from the public that would label it as degenerate filth, while the game itself is actually a nuanced and interesting perspective on those subject matters that would otherwise be buried under an avalanche of controversy and dismissal.
With that said, having this game on my PC feels like it actively revokes my entry into Heaven. This is a disgusting game made by disgusting people, who I hope find some salvation through extensive therapy, or more preferably, extensively memorising the cracks and stains on each of the four walls of their cramp jail cell.
With that said, having this game on my PC feels like it actively revokes my entry into Heaven. This is a disgusting game made by disgusting people, who I hope find some salvation through extensive therapy, or more preferably, extensively memorising the cracks and stains on each of the four walls of their cramp jail cell.