Wow, what a game.
I have never played a game from Daniel Mullins before, but now I want to complete them all.
The less you know about this game, the better, get off here and play it yourself. Although I share the opinion that the beginning of the experience is the game's strongest part, I wouldn't want to miss out on anything that comes after. It blew my mind in a few instances and bursts of creativity towards the end to a degree, that I genuinely questioned whether I was high or not.
Go in without any preconceptions and just tag along the admittedly incredibly wild and varied ride. For me this might be one of the best games to release this year and as it is, I would replay it immediately if I had the time. That appreciation is what lets me overlook anything I initially didn't like as much while playing.
It's incredibly competent and a visual treat, bursting of ambition and creativity. Let this be my personal love letter to this game. I won't even get into how good and smooth it feels to play, it's astounding.
PS: If it ever gets too frustrating you can always reload just before the losing state and just restart right before the encounter. The game saves automatically every time before you enter one, it works on bosses as well and I'm pretty sure it's intentional that it is possible. Just leaving that here so no one has to suffer to see this incredible experience through to the end ;)
I have never played a game from Daniel Mullins before, but now I want to complete them all.
The less you know about this game, the better, get off here and play it yourself. Although I share the opinion that the beginning of the experience is the game's strongest part, I wouldn't want to miss out on anything that comes after. It blew my mind in a few instances and bursts of creativity towards the end to a degree, that I genuinely questioned whether I was high or not.
Go in without any preconceptions and just tag along the admittedly incredibly wild and varied ride. For me this might be one of the best games to release this year and as it is, I would replay it immediately if I had the time. That appreciation is what lets me overlook anything I initially didn't like as much while playing.
It's incredibly competent and a visual treat, bursting of ambition and creativity. Let this be my personal love letter to this game. I won't even get into how good and smooth it feels to play, it's astounding.
PS: If it ever gets too frustrating you can always reload just before the losing state and just restart right before the encounter. The game saves automatically every time before you enter one, it works on bosses as well and I'm pretty sure it's intentional that it is possible. Just leaving that here so no one has to suffer to see this incredible experience through to the end ;)