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This Bed We Made is a solid adventure-mystery game. There are quite a few puzzles to solve, but most of them are fairly simple and the story is well written and the characters very well acted. It took me around 5 hours to beat for the first time, but I will definitely play through it at least once more. The games takes your actions (or lack of action) into account at several different points which gives it great replayability.

I recommend this game to everyone who enjoys games like the (older) Sherlock Holmes and Hercule Poirot games.

Wie echtes Pen & Paper mit Freunden - aber ohne, dass man dafür Freunde braucht.

First of all: I'm playing on single player and have adjusted the settings to match my setup (low-medium).

I am not experiencing any major glitches or bugs. There are some mild visual bugs like t-posing but (for me) that's it. I've only been playing for a couple of hours but I think I can comment on this aspect at least.
What I've seen so far gameplay wise is fun for me, but nothing extraordinary.

I understand that the multiplayer is heavily glitched right now but for people without friends (like me) the game is alright, I'd give it a 6.5/10.

Definitely not worth 70,- EUR though, more like 40,- EUR so maybe wait for a sale or for the devs to lower the price (should not take long in this case).

Ich hatte nicht erwartet, dass das Konzept "Stadt-Aufbau mit Rogue-Lite Elementen" funktionieren könnte und dermaßen süchtig macht. Die Grafik ist toll und stimmig, das Gameplay ist durchdacht und fühlt sich einfach... smooth an. Eine Lernkurve ist vorhanden, aber der Einstieg ist trotzdem recht einfach.

Das Spiel bekommt von mit 6/10 Punkten und ist imo somit gerade noch empfehlenswert. Das allerdings auch nur eingeschränkt.

Positiv:
- Tolles Voiceacting
- Grundsätzlich plausible Story (basiert ja auch auf einem Beststeller-Roman...)
- Angenehmer Soundtrack

Negativ:
- Deutsche Lokalisierung ist unterirdisch. "Kitchen" wird mit Büro übersetzt, "Sedative" wird mit Schmerzmittel übersetzt, etc. Zusätzlich diverse holprige Formulierungen, die im jeweiligen Kontext nicht passen, Tippfehler in den Untertiteln, zu viele/zu wenige Worte, und so weiter. Fragen, die zu beantworten sind, sind nicht eindeutig gestellt, was die Lösungen zu eine, Ratespiel macht...
- Rätsel sind fast nur stupides herumprobieren und recht wenig logisches Denken
- die Rätsel, die man tatsächlich erknobeln muss, sind sehr einfach

Außerdem gibt es diverse kleine Bugs (Soundbugs, Grafik-glitches, schlecht platzierte Hotspots), die den Spielspaß trüben. Wer den Roman kennt, wird dem Spiel vermutlich eher wenig abgewinnen können, da der Plottwist viel zum Feeling beiträgt.

I was positively surprised when I started playing this game. I usually don't care about roman settings but the reviews made me try it and I absolutely did not regret the decision.

It's hard to describe the game without spoiling anything, but I wholeheartedly recommend the game to anyone who likes a good story.

First of all: I'd give the game a 6/10, overall. But since I have to choose whether to recommend it or not I'll go with "no" for now and will of course change, if the problems get resolved.

The game itself is enjoyable and for the amount of story and end-game content I know of the price of ~45 EUR is fair, in my opinion.
BUT the battle pass is just not okay in it's current state. There is no way you can finish it in time if you just started the game and have not finished the story, as the missions only unlock after you reach end-game content and without those missions you get around 6 exp per Temtem you catch/fight. You need 3300 exp to get from level 1 to 2 and I assume it will be the same for each level. So you would need to fight/catch 550 Temtem per level and there are 60 levels.
As far as I can tell nothing else (like battling other tamers or hatching eggs) you can do in the early game seems to give exp, so if you like to take your time to play through, you would need to capture/fight 33.000 Temtem.
It's simply ridiculous. I know you don't have to buy the battle pass and in fairness, the content IS cosmetic as far as I can tell, but that does not change the fact that the BP has to change for me to be able to recommend this game.

I really like Ravenous Devils. It's a good simulation/time management game with a dark setting. The graphics are well done and fitting and the animations look smooth.
Sadly the game is rather short. It took me about 5 hours to play through the story and about 7 hours to unlock everything (skins, upgrades, achievements, etc) and does not offer that much replayability. For the price (I payed ~3,30 EUR) this is completely fine with me.

The game is fun and (for me) runs smoothly without any major glitches or technical problems. I know, however, that many people have trouble right now so it seems poorly optimized and may need to be patched in the future.

As for the difficulty: many mechanics are "quality of life"-changes.
- No more running a perilous path just to get back to the boss everytime you died (looking at you, Manus) because there usually is a respawn point close to the boss
- A map. Yeah - you do not need it but it's really nice to have.
- Fast travel between places of grace ("bonfires"). See above.

The enemies and bosses still hit hard, however. Actually the first non-optional boss is among the hardest fights, compared to the early game bosses you find in other FromSoftware games.

Is it made more approchable? Definitely.
Do you have to use the new features? No.

I loved the first game and was looking forward to when the second one released and was not disapointed. It's a point and click game with a great sense of humor and while some of the puzzles can be challenging, in my opinion it does not suffer from the far-fetched solutions that many other point and click adventures nowadays suffer from.
It is rather short (around 13 hours for full completion, including all achievements) but since the price matches this, I can fully recommend giving this game a try.