Recent reviews by Daybreak

Intellectually vapid as hell is all I remember after the potentially promisng start, guess I might have enjoyed it when I was younger.

An interesting meta VN: I quite adored and loved certain aspects of my brief time with it. Though i got bored before I experience all it has to offer. I also find the whole thing decadent as such, though I can't really put my finger on whether it is rather me that is decadent or not dear reader. Regardless I am too disinterested and lazy to figure it out, though I will say that the devs grasp--or rather the lack of-- suicidal person is too black and white and boring as such, I am mainly referring to the disclaimer on the store-page, though I guess its intention is noble and all yada yada ... also this review lacks any sense of fire and bitchiness ... I blame the current free Enneagram global online summit and their too high level love skills across the board, so I am just exhausted. Anyway the game is good for what it is and I guess a noble reminder on some level to be in contact with one's positive--like joy, gratitude, love, vibrancy etc--side. Plus once negative side, like hate etc. ... of course in a cultivated manner, if possible, so we don't get tragic-comic travesties like Hitler or Marquis de Sade's. … Also to have a meta comment in one of the achievements was a nice touch, in how it echo's through different layers of the VN …. ….

UI is terrible.

(WIP) Larian brought my save games back.^^

Gifted word: grace

Gifted word: Restful.

A cute and touching little game if a bit simplistic, in comparison to say the works of Stanisław Lem. It explores the ramifications and the possibilities of an AI God-like being and its place in human civilization in the far, far future in a 60s retro science fiction style. Hence a bit naive in its simplicity but noble in the theme it explores in regards to a problem humanity will have to content with in the near future to come, for better and worse. Humanity obviously have the wisdom to content with it in theory, but will it be wise enough to make it work in practice, besides the world is a big place and there's quite a few wounded humans and nations out there … and who knows perhaps soon some wounded AI's too. Contemporary thinkers like Deepak Chopra and old jewels from our various wisdom traditions, does paint a potential bright future. So I can just stay complacent right dear reader. Anyway it's a neat little indie game.

Promising and lovely EA Wuxiaish card game, with a lot of interesting multilayered complexity. The English translation is a bit lackluster and confusing especially in regards to some of the more complex mechanics.

Secret word: blessing.

A fun and thrilling little experience, though if had played this as a child or young teenager it'd had freaked my out, though it'd probably have been good for me if had finished it.

Good nostalgia trip, remember playing this in the early 90s on arcade :D, a bit bittersweet though as I had a friend that got sent back to his war torn country and most likely killed off.