This is the single most brutal exploration game I've ever seen. I've never felt worse for a playable character as when I actually fell down a shaft, broke both my legs, painfully set my bones and tried to find a safe place to rest, hit a mine, thought I died, I DIDN'T, Had a heavy concussion, was bleeding bad, knew I had to move and hopefully find medical supplies or I'd bleed out, mistook background for platform and fell down another shaft, and was fully concussed, bleeding profusely, arms and legs were broken, WAS STILL ALIVE BUT COULDN'T MOVE, AND HAD TO WATCH MY EX SOB AS THEY SLOWLY BLED TO DEATH.
10/10 everyone should play this. Only thing I would fix is making the darker tiles more obvious as to if they were or weren't ground. But also it just takes a learning curve that I'm okay with those tiles never being fixed.

To those interested, keep in mind that this is not a rogue-like. This is not a game you slowly get new abilities and can get better and better at. When you die, it just sits at your corpse until you go back to the main menu. You can't even do all the tutorials. Medical tutorials, for example, are something you have to unlock. I am not sure about the medical aspect but there's so much detail in just how physically traumatized your EX is.

This is the single most brutal exploration game I've ever seen. I've never felt worse for a playable character as when I actually fell down a shaft, broke both my legs, painfully set my bones and tried to find a safe place to rest, hit a mine, thought I died, I DIDN'T, Had a heavy concussion, was bleeding bad, knew I had to move and hopefully find medical supplies or I'd bleed out, mistook background for platform and fell down another shaft, and was fully concussed, bleeding profusely, arms and legs were broken, WAS STILL ALIVE BUT COULDN'T MOVE, AND HAD TO WATCH MY EX SOB AS THEY SLOWLY BLED TO DEATH. 10/10 everyone should play this. Only thing I would fix is making the darker tiles more obvious as to if they were or weren't ground. But also it just takes a learning curve that I'm okay with those tiles never being fixed. To those interested, keep in mind that this is not a rogue-like. This is not a game you slowly get new abilities and can get better and better at. When you die, it just sits at your corpse until you go back to the main menu. You can't even do all the tutorials. Medical tutorials, for example, are something you have to unlock. I am not sure about the medical aspect but there's so much detail in just how physically traumatized your EX is.