They're fixed issues with fixed solutions and a fixed expectation of the resolution. But technical issues I don't mind with demos since those are the easiest to solve. But between the sort of boring presentation, lacking combat and fairly uninteresting and all-over-the place metaprogression (not to mention the challenges for which some can be fun, some tedious, and some just too hard to be worth) I don't put much hope in the title right now.Įdit : Also as far as fullscreen go I didn't have issues.

I like the idea of a rogue-like with more of a long-term approach, in that case having a case that is being solved little by little, with the loops giving some amount of information. I don't mind verbosity, in fact I usually defend it, but the game throw you 10-20 popups in the first 30 minutes of the game, all with average to high amount of text and there's a huge amount of lore dump through logs that's presented in a way that does not pique curiosity. The game is a bit too transparent in certain aspect while being WAYYYYY too verbose in other.

The combat is decent to good but not great overall.

Unlocks and currencies are all over the place, the selection of loop-beginning weapons is too limited and random (you can literally get 3 of the same category of stuff, like 3 firearms at Ray Dave or Dave Ray).

I don't know how much development remains but there's a lot of bloat.

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