Recent reviews by wild

This is what a timeless classic looks like.

Played this for maybe 100 hours prior to having it on Steam. The art style is unique, the gameplay itself can be fun, but it is an abusable card game (e.g. Vespitole infinite replays through the draw a card mechanic). I'm happy it was ported.

dude weed lmao
fun game

tl;dr
game is good, but not 10/10 ign
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Initial impressions of the game (listed as pros and cons)


Starting with the bad and the ugly:
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If you wouldn't fare well watching a play, this game is not for you.
Controls are a little bit wonky, and the menu and overlay is daunting at first, but it's of little concern once you've adjusted.

If you're looking at it as a telltale game (which the dialog options may suggest you to think), the attempted aesthetic and character portrayal is either almost comedically intense, or woefully underwhelming.

The combat leaves something to be desired, especially in the sense of attempting to make the player feel like something beyond human. It honestly seems like a choppy version of bloodborne, with next to no feelings of grace in your actions.

This game honestly functions better as an interactive cinema. It'd be kind of cool to reimagine this story as something you'd see on a stage, rather than in a video game.

Ignore the ears, trust me.




And for the good:
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The imagery and design of the game is very striking, and well done.

The game serves its purpose as a roleplay; and leaves choices to be made for play style, story pathing, and player's actions.

The atmosphere of London is dark and dreary, with hints of strewn corpses (which are sometimes found in hilarious poses), and spattered blood.

Quick, visceral and exciting. [sometimes frustrating]
Not much else to say.