A parody game that shows promise in a lot of ways:
+ The story is faithful to the source material, while still being a very servicable plot as a standalone story.
+ The overall pace of the game is quite fast for a corruption game, which is refreshing compared to many games that move at a glacially slow pace.
+ Gameplay systems aren't grindy; main story progression is tied to in-game days and combat isn't required for progression. Furthermore, the primary method of gaining "EXP" to improve your character is simply by passing days. Given events aren't repeatable, you could argue there is ZERO necessary grind currently in the game.
I could see people taking issue with the lack of animations, but I personally think the other aspects of the scenes (art quality, SFX, and good narration) more than make up for this.
Since this is only the first release I'm hesitant to give it a full five stars, but given the dev has made a quality game before I think it's a safe bet that this game will continue to deliver high-quality content.
+ The story is faithful to the source material, while still being a very servicable plot as a standalone story.
+ The overall pace of the game is quite fast for a corruption game, which is refreshing compared to many games that move at a glacially slow pace.
+ Gameplay systems aren't grindy; main story progression is tied to in-game days and combat isn't required for progression. Furthermore, the primary method of gaining "EXP" to improve your character is simply by passing days. Given events aren't repeatable, you could argue there is ZERO necessary grind currently in the game.
I could see people taking issue with the lack of animations, but I personally think the other aspects of the scenes (art quality, SFX, and good narration) more than make up for this.
Since this is only the first release I'm hesitant to give it a full five stars, but given the dev has made a quality game before I think it's a safe bet that this game will continue to deliver high-quality content.