Again, just not my kind of game, unfortunately. I love the OST though.

Played it for a game design class! Super interesting to look at from a narrative design POV. Not really my style of game though.

Good, intriguing, love the art and vibes. Story was fine, though I cannot for the life of me remember the exact details.

Mechanics were a lot more fun than 1 and 2, and I'm sad that they didn't keep some of it. Though I do recognize that it was a different developer than usual so maybe they didn't want to use their work. Janey best girl.

This was everything I wanted and everything I've been dreaming about...but I stopped playing it for like a month, tried to go back to it, then didn't care to relearn it. Which sucks because I adore JSRF. Damn.

Beat it on my first run, then never cared to try it again.

I DON'T KNOW WHAT IT IS ABOUT THIS GAME, BUT I THEORETICALLY SHOULD LIKE IT, BUT I HAVEN'T GOTTEN INTO IT. ;w;

Was obsessed, then got very bored very quickly. I feel like that does tend to happen with roguelikes...

Just wasn't as engaging as Bastion and Transistor for whatever reason.

Bat.

Just not my kind of game.

Got pretty repetitive in a boring way -- I feel like the more I played, the easier it should've been to get back to the deepest areas. Maybe I didn't play long enough. I noped out when they introduced the stealth enemies, lmao. I really loved the sushi minigame though. That was my favorite part.

Hey Red... We're not getting away with this, are we?

I keep trying to give this game a million tries, but I never finish it. No clue why!

Loved the game obsessively until the sudden difficulty spike of the final boss kicked my ass. It felt illogical/undeserved for how easy/straightforward the rest of the game felt.