dryft city baby

True Indie.
Couldn't put the game down on my first play-through. Originality brimming in every direction, especially the art & music. Sense of humour that doesn't over-saturate the game. Life-sim mixed with racing. Swallowed a litre of penis juice after being hit by a truck and avoiding medical debt. This developer has gained a fan.

This is a game that's got a good range of complementary features to it.
Like a semi-open thing, but you have a routine you go through, but it's not so rigid that you're a slave to it, and there's a little variety of ideas making for a textured experience.

To oversimplify, it's like someone thought the idea of gameboy mickey mouse racing needed repeating and that it should also be kinda like stick rpg and have some stuff to find and frankly I like it that way. Like Dweedoo's other offerings, it's a little abstract, but the other influences here turn it past strange and silly into an electrical kind of pop art.

It's soul-nourishing to play something this simple and the core idea says to me, 'finance your ambitions with your dayjob' an idea I only really think about as a 31 year old adult with a job I love to do and things I want to finish.

It's synecdoche for life where I'm at and at its core that says comfort to me.