Would you recommend this game to a FLCL fan?

[HAUSER]

I'm not really into this kind of games (check my library) but I'm curious about the small town/fear of growing up ambient. Would you recommend this game to me?

Thanks!

[Adrian]

Based on that abbreviation which is a game I saw in google and its not neccessarily at all like this, I wouldn't suggest it. But I don't know maybe you might, but the game is very different from that game. (By the way your library is private)

[HAUSER]

Originally posted by HighNoonSheriff:

Based on that abbreviation which is a game I saw in google and if you're not really isn't a game like this, I wouldn't suggest it. But I don't know maybe you might, but the game is very different from that game. (By the way your library is private)

Thanks for your reply.
I didn't know my profile was private, I changed it back (https://www.steamcommunity.com/id/hauser_ok/)
BTW FLCL is not a game, but a shot anime: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FLCL

[Adrian]

You have some good games in there, But all of them are like action or PVP type games, NITW is completely story based so if you're into that, then I do recommend it.

[q0099]

NITW is not like anything on your gamelist you played more than 10 hours. The closest games on your gamelist are Grim Fandango and VA-11 Hall-A, but only in terms it's more about story and character developing rather than action. It's nothing like FLCL anime either, as I remember FLCL is full of gags, action and strange things, while NITW is mostly calm-paced and (almost disturbingly) related to real life. NITW is more like an interactive novel (in a good way) about young people starting to become adults and understand the world around them, with platforming, some Guitar Hero parts and occasional minigames.

[HAUSER]

Originally posted by q0099:

NITW is not like anything on your gamelist you played more than 10 hours. The closest games on your gamelist are Grim Fandango and VA-11 Hall-A, but only in terms it's more about story and character developing rather than action. It's nothing like FLCL anime either, as I remember FLCL is full of gags, action and strange things, while NITW is mostly calm-paced and (almost disturbingly) related to real life. NITW is more like an interactive novel (in a good way) about young people starting to become adults and understand the world around them, with platforming, some Guitar Hero parts and occasional minigames.

Thanks man!