Recent reviews by thimblebird

the implemented movement mechanics don't work for me for the seemingly intended gameplay, which takes me out of it completely. i'm dying over sluggish controls in situations that require reflexes.

i was stuck at the droid testing tutorial because i interpreted the key to press as "L" (lowercase), when in fact, it was an "I" (i, uppercase). but that's totally on me.

doesn't count my play time because steam thinks godot is closed after selecting a project in the project manager window (the project manager window closes and opens the project...)

i don't recommend THIS version of godot solely because of that

i don't usually play turn-based games but this one hits all the right spots for me

//e: i get about 2 hours of playtime per session, playing on higher difficulties and with different characters. the game is highly replayable, even now in early access!

movement & controls are a bit wacky and some answers don't exactly turn out to be what you think, but overall a great game so far

i did like it. then came the first "run away from this thing" sequence and i got annoyed. had to use a search engine to get what's going on. teaching the player moths are bad and then having to go through them... plus the long kill scene. that thing saying the same lines over and over. nah i'm good.

got stuck like two times and had to check a walkthrough, but still a wonderful little gem of a game. i also accidentally shot the huge face out of fear and never got the dialogue :(

very cute game

i'm at the final stretch of the game, i believe. i couldn't understand the first negative review i read in the comments of the "One Dreamer out now" announcement (comment #9) after playing for a good 30 minutes or something.

now, i can imagine how some parts of the game (voice acting, gameplay) aren't for everybody. i admit, it took a little (real little) time to acclimatize to the in-game environment, but once you let the world suck you in, you're really in.

the voice acting and dialogue start to "make sense" after a while (weird thing to say; but they did for me) and sound really good and right for the moods of the main characters and most of the "NPCs" (you could also call them players). for a tiny amount of "NPCs" you can actually hear the quality difference, but being "in the world" i like to imagine it was an artistic choice which fits right in if you think about it.

all in all, after an hour i thought the game would be over. but it kept on going and throwing stuff into my eyes and robbing them of fluids. i love it.

ps: thanks again for the lanyard <3 so excited for the game's release & congrats!

no words. just experience. <3

//e: most issues got fixed or fixed themselves, not sure really.

it's a great game that, sadly, crashes on:
- match start
- trying to reconnect to a match
- early-match
- mid-match
- late-match
- in the menu
- when changing settings
- navigating the menu

unplayable in its current state.