Recent reviews by bydjfko

太好玩啦
快20个小时了，我每天就待在猎人家里，白天就参加射箭比赛咔咔赢钱，中间抽空趁儿子老妈不注意进房间偷吃点饭，到了下午原地发呆到12点，再摸进房子里偷吃几口，吃完去马厩从12点躺到5点起床（起太晚啦会被抓到）。
就这么快乐的在猎人家都不知情的情况下吃他家的赚他家的住他家的，怪不得我会玩！

good news
you can play supermarket simulator in this game

喜欢的人喜欢的游戏，我也喜欢一下

太好玩了，怎么玩都好玩

my eyes

It's a classic game you cannot miss.

Made a huge mistakes playing for 2.8 hours... cannot refund
NOT RECOMMEND

这个游戏真的不是拼贴怪吗？到了鲛人村这里真的蚌埠住了，我就想潜潜水捞捞鱼开开寿司店，为啥搞这么多莫名其妙的。而且寿司店真的好短啊，和隔壁东方夜雀食堂比比看呢？？
剧情好弱智，让人玩的好痛苦。要开放度没有开放度，要剧情没剧情，要人物没人物，除了推主线真的不知道在玩啥，结果主线也稀烂。
笨蛋游戏，光凭着Dave的故事赚门票钱，大笨蛋游戏。

This is definitely a game that worth playing. I'll rate it 8/10.

Story Plot
The overall plot of the game is intricately woven with twists and turns, creating a perfect balance of tension and relaxation. The brilliant use of montage techniques effectively condenses excessive descriptions on the screen, resulting in a compact and fulfilling gameplay experience. Moments of family memories and reunions are skillfully interspersed within the intense checkpoints, adding a touch of warmth that humanizes the entire story. These moments also serve to emphasize the underlying cause of the eventual rift ---- family, which consistently portrayed as their greatest burden and the driving force for progression.

Lens
The game's camera work is exceptionally skillful and exhibits a level of excellence. Even if all the gameplay elements were removed, this work could easily stand on its own as a highly accomplished movie. The designer adeptly integrates the use of split mirrors and long shots into the cooperative gameplay between the two protagonists. At times, the camera moves in unison, while at others, it spies on them, creating a three-dimensional narrative process that effectively incorporates the close bond of their cooperation into the ever-changing composition and space of the screen. This truly delivers a cinematic level of enjoyment.

Characterization
Beyond the contrasting personalities of Vincent, with his calmness and wisdom, and Leo, with his lightheartedness and impetuosity, the game excels in portraying other characters as well. NPCs are given their own unique stories, and their interactions with the two protagonists showcase distinct attitudes. The choices made by the two main characters during pivotal moments strongly resonate with the player, evoking a sense of personal identification. It prompts players to ponder whether they would follow Vincent's path or Leo's if they were in the same situation.

Spoiler Alert
After much contemplation, I find myself accepting the ending in which Vincent dies. From the very beginning, Vincent's role in approaching Leo was based on exploiting him. Their seemingly beautiful friendship was built upon Vincent's initial deception. He manipulated Leo's emotions and abilities to achieve his own revenge against Harvey, an aspect that remains unalterable. Considering the initial portrayal of Vincent's character, it was unexpected for him to ultimately pull the trigger on Leo.

As for Leo, he is not deserving of death, yet he finds himself trapped in a dead end. The plot unfolds with interconnected twists, seemingly offering a glimmer of hope for survival, only to deliver a fatal blow to Leo in the end.

The game's title, "A Way Out," reflects both the literal meaning of escaping from prison and evading pursuit, as well as the metaphorical representation of two individuals closely linked but driven by different goals. Ultimately, only one person can truly make it to the end.

The final chapter, as cruel as it may be, cannot erase the days they spent side by side. Regardless of the ending, they always reach out to each other and hold on tightly, encapsulating these intricate emotions in an indescribable moment.

The game has an intriguing blend of rogue-like gameplay and card-based mechanics, making it a captivating experience. However, the game's potential is hindered by its limited selection of only two maps and an abundance of surplus cards by the end. Additionally, the game's full achievements can be easily attained, diminishing the sense of accomplishment. Overall, while the game has its strengths, I would rate it a 6 out of 10 due to its lack of depth and replayability.