Unpleasant music full of dysonants, some gender ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ for no apparent reason, dungeon crawling on a space port, religion and godesses that do nothing, unexplained luck system, resrictive saves system, poor manual, weird game idea in general.

Zero controller support despite the launcher that lets you set up controller bindings. You can use steam input to assign keyboard presses to controller but it breaks the ability to write in-game diary entries and it's a required mechanic to be able to save your progress, meaning you're going to waste a one full day before you find out, ask me how I know.

No issues on Linux.

I liked this game for the first hour or two of playing, but as it dragged on it the really boring and repetitive gameplay loop killed off my enthuasism.

In the beginning I liked exploring the spaceport but you soon learn that most of your interactions with it are mostly meaningless. You can talk to people but the vast majority of them aren't important and its just fluff. You can browse the shop stalls but predominantly most of the items are worthless or are too expensive anyway.

The core gameplay loop of collecting and incinerating rubbish becomes insanely repetitive. You get some story tasks which involves finding certain items but you're options are, excluding a couple, just hoping you find them amongst the litter on the ground or somehow saving up enough money to buy them. But saving up money is really hard in this game with frequently having to buy food or switch gender for some reason. Theres also a thing about luck where you can increase or decrease your luck but it never seemed to have much bearing on the game.

Maybe the repetitive struggle is supposed to be a part of the games message, but all I know is I got to the end of this game and felt like it wasnt worth it. I regretted not dropping it a couple of hours in when I first started to get weary of this game. I honestly couldnt think of type of person I could recommend this one to. Probably better to just avoid it.

What is this experience about? Why should I care?

maps are accessibility features. put a map in your game.

I am sure that if you are the target audience, you will love this game. There is supposed to be a good message in here, but the gameplay loop was SO BORING that I couldn't stick it out long enough to get much into it. Perhaps I am just misunderstanding the gameplay loop (burn as much trash as possible except stuff NPCs consistently find helpful and stuff you can offer at shrines?), but the game as I understood it was a boring, monotonous grind. I agree with some other reviews that a better tutorial or early-stage gameplay guidance would likely have helped with this.

If you can like a game for the message it has, even if the gameplay is dull, you'll like this. Otherwise, I hate to say it, don't bother with this title.

Excruciatingly boring, even for a walking simulator.

I feel like this game is *this* close to being good.
Maybe it needs a better tutorial or something because as is it feels like
90% praying to RNGsus and 10% bugs.
Wish the sewerdungeon was a bigger part of it as well.

I love cozy games, I love weird, mysterious, niche games. So I thought this game would be for me.

Unfortunately, the gameplay loop is not fun and just feels like a chore. Not only that, after deciding to commit to it, I got stopped by a game breaking bug which stops me from finishing the game.

This game could've been something really cool. I love the idea, I love the visual style. But it doesn't make up for the bad sides of this game enough.

Not a whole lotta game in this game. The basic gameplay loop is too repetitive to find enjoyment in and the graphics and world just don't have enough wonder to keep me interested. There are some aspects of mystery but trying to solve them takes forever and ultimately isn't worth the time.

Not Good