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A buggy, messy, unreliably glitched-out adventure in nuked-out Neo-Las-Vegas.

Play it. Honestly, play it, with mods to cover bugfixes. It's an experience that's not often replicated by other games, what with the vast array of alternate endings/routes to go down. Yes, your companions may teleport into a wall and never return, and yes, your game might freeze/crash while fast-traveling, but it is so worth it to travel about the New Vegas wastes trying to get to the bottom of "WHO THE HELL SHOT ME IN THE HEAD?"

Somber story and world, A+ atmosphere, tight (borderline evil) combat, HILARIOUS community, and ultimately a very satisfying RPG experience. I highly recommend playing this the whole way through, optional bosses and all.

Gameplay: TIGHT AS HELL. Some precise platforming later in will prove difficult to those looking to just finish absorbing the story. Movement feels great, and every upgrade makes traversing Hollownest easier/more fun
Combat is tight and sometimes punishing, especially some of the optional bosses. Satisfying overall, but I couldn't complete the other endings myself.

Story: PERFECT atmosphere. You are (mostly) insignificant, and piece together the background of the story over a long period of time, and hoo wee if that wasn't super satisfying for me. Might be obtuse/slow for some, but I still recommend it.

By far one of the best visual novels I've played in years. It was difficult, and I mean -DIFFICULT- for me to get through. And I struggle, -STRUGGLE- to explain that without spoiling things. But take the content warnings to heart, seriously. Get yourself a warm drink, some food, and join the literature club when you're feeling up to some quality club time with some cute girls. You may just learn a thing or two about writing!

While there was one case where I accidentally bugged off of the map in one area, it was an incredibly moving game that still makes me tear up. 10/10, would go to the moon again

I'm so happy that I backed a game that was as successful and fun as this was. Completed the game over a couple long playthroughs, but I know I'll be going through it again for completionism and for NG+.

Graphics: 9/10. Super pretty. Super smooth animations. Lots of detail. Very satisfying and colorful when it wants to be. Some instances of the Drifter moving on top of cliffs that he should be moving behind, but those were only in one portion of one area, as far as I could tell. No actual complaints.

Music: 10/10. Atmospheric as all hell. Fitting moments of awe and stress. A superb soundtrack. The Southern-Area boss theme is my particular favorite track.

Gameplay: 8/10. You can go through the game with zero upgrades, no guns(probably, not gonna bother trying), and proceed through the four areas in any order. Combat feels nice, special attacks are satisfying to pull off, movement is good. But be ready to drift driFT SLAM

(also careful about cliffs woops)

I had a great time and recommend it, even at its base price.

A wild and crazy and mind-trippy ride. The less you know before starting, the better. Best played with a couple hours to kill- it's not long, but is 2 or 3 hours.

While it was sorta hard to play on my computer (my computer's fault, not the game's), was fun and interesting. The Turn() mechanic that drives combat is really interesting and fun to use to the fullest extent that you can, and combining skills together to upgrade them is REALLY cool.

Story is intentionally vague, and you only get a slight understanding of the world around you. While I did like that a lot, and the ending tied itself together nicely, I was sort of left with a bland taste in my mouth since there were still so many questions I had left regarding things.

Personal opinion: If you like tactical combat, worth checking out. If you want a deep story, you'll more than likely enjoy it. If you are a nitpick about worldbuilding, you may not get SUPER into it, but you'll still enjoy the game.

8/10

I laughed. I screamed. I felt guilt. I cried a little.
AnD THEN I SCREAMED MORE. AND HYPERVENTILATED. And felt horror I haven't felt in a very very very very very long time.

And then I felt more guilt.

Play Undertale. A lot of love and humor and thought and originality and horror went into this game, and it's been in the works for a while. And by god if it hasn't shown that the wait was worth it.

A necessary classic. Just play it. And then again. Because why not.