wonderful weird game with very fine art :steamthumbsup:

Playing this, I am reminded how much I love combat-centric games where you can press any button in any order and it does something different even if you don't intend for it to. The difference here is you would have to be a bit more up close and personal but that doesn't take away how fun it is to beat up some of my mental problems or the type of people I dislike, like 'antisocial creep'.

It may be me but I can never get tired of this type of game, as long as I can see what I'm doing and the enemies aren't too sponging to defeat. This isn't the case here at least on normal difficulty. I'm not one to challenge myself with harder difficulty but if you want there's an option for it if you want to compete with yourself.

As for the story, I like how this game discusses problems like awkward relationships, friend betrayal and the survival of keeping your job. All of this is extended especially when our character is an immigrant trying to adapt to another country, learning its language and culture which is an issue you don't commonly see in video games. I'm thankful this game showcases problems people may not think twice about so they can witness the struggles people may have to face with these challenges.

When it comes to the gameplay you'll find you would have to make decisions on whether you want to spend your currency earned on completing missions on new stuff that will enable you in combat capability like no combat button press or attack enhancement like adding freeze or damage number to your attacks. Or stuff outside of battles, like taking language classes so you'll be able to understand other NPCs or you won't be able to have a full conversation with them.

If you're someone who mostly cares about the combat or you are a story-driven person both of those are possibilities you can take away from this game and feel pleased with the experience to conclude from.

I liked it, it is a little buggy but enjoyable

what a weird trip, a short strange game, but worth a play through, 10/10 or maximum weirdness, enjoy (:

I mean.. I guess. Very weird. The art is atrocious, but some of the game play is fun, although quite repetitive. Def not worth 15bucks. Honestly I don't remember where I got this.. some humble bundle or something. Not mad I played it though. One of the games of all time. Shaky midway thumbs up.

pretty fun beat-em-up, just one quick question about the plot: wtf

This is the most I said 'wtf' in 2 hours time, and I work in public services. Would recommend though.

I wasn't sure what to think at first, but I stuck with it and it grew on me. What a weird and awesome journey. Very unique. Recommend.

If you are under the age of 20, or you are emotionally / mentally stunted, the writing and imagery in this game will seem deep and masterfully presented. If you're an actual adult who has read a book in your life, the writing and conceptual presentation will be hackneyed, immature, and almost painfully unsubtle. If you cry every time you play a generic JRPG or visual novel where the teenage protagonists with stupid hair use the power of friendship to kill god, you will enjoy the story here.

All that being said, underneath the bad writing, there is a surprisingly good Beat 'em Up / Platformer here. The enemies are decently varied, the combat controls are responsive, and the upgrades offer a nice variety and sense of progression, all while allowing the player to customize their abilities to better fit their play style.

It also isn't very long, so it doesn't overstay its welcome and it isn't a chore for a chronic non-completer like me to finish.

Overall, a solid recommend.

Well, only of you can get it on sale. Pseudo-emotional drivel like this isn't worth $15 USD. $5 - $8 would be alright.

Not visually appealing, but don't let that dissuade you. A good indie game with a very sad story of a girl with mental problems who migrates abroad. Feeling alone in a world full of people. A short and not too challenging gaming experience. It certainly deserves more visibility but a slightly lower price. Rating 7/10