Hard Cut: The Game




Real talk though, this is a very short game that kinda serves more as an exercise in narrative more than anything else. In most games, story moments are broken up by gameplay and bosses, maybe just a level with some scenery. There is none of that here; You prep for a mission and then the games skips to the end before you even realize it. It does flashbacks, stylized shots, and vague narrative the same way Tarantino does movies, minus dialogue of course. If you're a connesuir of games or enjoy experimental storytelling, this is right up your alley. Otherwise, it's something to kill 10-12 minutes.

Hard Cut: The Game Real talk though, this is a very short game that kinda serves more as an exercise in narrative more than anything else. In most games, story moments are broken up by gameplay and bosses, maybe just a level with some scenery. There is none of that here; You prep for a mission and then the games skips to the end before you even realize it. It does flashbacks, stylized shots, and vague narrative the same way Tarantino does movies, minus dialogue of course. If you're a connesuir of games or enjoy experimental storytelling, this is right up your alley. Otherwise, it's something to kill 10-12 minutes.