A mega creative 2D RPG, where the main principle revolves around hunting bugs within the game itself.
You can clearly see all the effort the "Dev" put into making it such a unique and enjoyable experience. There are countless possibilities for choices, granting players the freedom to shape their own path in a more than chaotic narrative.
The gameplay is completely unpredictable, as you cannot foresee the next mechanic that will be implemented. This is due to the enormous amount of clear references to other popular franchises (Fnaf, Undertale, Resident Evil, Final Fantasy, etc.), with countless brilliant nods incorporated. As a result, the entire game is based on being a complete satire of the chosen style, featuring charismatic characters and sharp humor, not to mention the fourth-wall breaks resulting in unique dialogues.
It's short enough to keep you engaged, but it can become too long to explore all the present content, making replayability its major flaw. You need a lot of patience to observe the details inserted in the game or even to pursue all of its achievements.
In summary, I consider tERRORbane a true hidden gem due to its excellent concept, and it's definitely a recommendation for its very well-executed realization, filled with unmatched elements that give it an undeniable personality.
You can clearly see all the effort the "Dev" put into making it such a unique and enjoyable experience. There are countless possibilities for choices, granting players the freedom to shape their own path in a more than chaotic narrative.
The gameplay is completely unpredictable, as you cannot foresee the next mechanic that will be implemented. This is due to the enormous amount of clear references to other popular franchises (Fnaf, Undertale, Resident Evil, Final Fantasy, etc.), with countless brilliant nods incorporated. As a result, the entire game is based on being a complete satire of the chosen style, featuring charismatic characters and sharp humor, not to mention the fourth-wall breaks resulting in unique dialogues.
It's short enough to keep you engaged, but it can become too long to explore all the present content, making replayability its major flaw. You need a lot of patience to observe the details inserted in the game or even to pursue all of its achievements.
In summary, I consider tERRORbane a true hidden gem due to its excellent concept, and it's definitely a recommendation for its very well-executed realization, filled with unmatched elements that give it an undeniable personality.