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Short but very, very sweet. Worth playing for the music alone. Worth playing for the animation alone. Worth playing for the writing alone.

So far this game feels like Descent + Heavy Bullets in the best way and I want to play it a lot more. It's good

edited to add: I'm a few hours in and there are some minor problems with HUD ammo/health bars disappearing, but the numerical display has you covered so it's inconsequential. I really like the recipe unlocks but I wish they were listed somewhere so I didn't have to pick up everything I see in the hopes that "NEW CRAFTING POSSIBLE" pops up. Other than these little issues I'm having a lot of fun getting clowned repeatedly on Sublevel 3 by rammers and spreadshot drones. This game is fun! You should buy it!!

e2: the music is quite good also!

If you liked Binding of Isaac, but wanted it to be first-person, made of disgusting voxels, and Bad, then have I got a game for you!!

PROS: be a lumpy parkour cyborg for hundreds of hours, spend real money on color swatches, fight the same three enemy types forever, grind credits, grind crafting materials, grind blueprints, grind weapon pieces, grind warframe pieces, grind credits again

CONS: ????? ? ? ?

this wasn't even worth the potato

This game is bad. The beginning of this game is bad: you spend ten minutes wandering around listening to a non-stop stream of blather before you even reach your first puzzle, unless standing on a box counts as a puzzle, which it doesn't. The pacing of this game is bad: the six hours I spent beating it felt like fifteen. The writing in this game is bad: John de Lancie spends almost literally every moment cracking bons mots that flunked out of either Meme University or Dad Joke Night School. The gameplay of this game is bad: stacking crates and first-person jumping puzzles are all you get, period, and the designers weren't clever enough to ever keep you from noticing. The design of this game is bad: if you're making a puzzle game and you repeatedly need to have a voice actor point out level features ("Look up, the switch is up there!"), you have failed. The ending of this game is bad: you cross a pit, John de Lancie verbally smirks at you some more, and then you hear a terrible song, because this game JUST CAN'T KEEP ITSELF from failing at literally everything Portal did right five years earlier. This game is bad.

I'm terrible at this and I love every minute of it.

ahaha this game is terrible and broken. i've played numerous 7DRLs that were head and shoulders above this haphazard junk. don't pay money for this, don't play this, stop even reading these words. you're wasting your life just considering buying this. kill yourself, then me.

Gives me an eyestrain headache because it runs like diarrhea, even at low resolution and graphical settings, on my otherwise capable PC. Unless it gets heavily revamped, which isn't going to happen, it's possibly the worst use of 21 GB apart from installing three copies of Kane & Lynch 2.

This is slick and polished, especially for $5, but the RPG mechanics aren't enough to make me actually enjoy a rhythm game. Also, it turns out Ronald Jenkees music isn't nearly as much fun to listen to without being able to see Jenkees play it and say "Hello Youtubes!" In short, get this if you give half a damn about rhythm games.