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Very metroidvania, so it's easy to get lost since the game doesn't tell you exactly where to go, other than preventing you from entering some areas without the right abilities unlocked (though you can still bypass some and feel unsure if you're meant to be there). I ended up spending a good while backtracking to try and find where I need to go to unlock abilities, since I didn't want to resort to a guide. The in-game map shows you where you've been, but doesn't show anything else, so it's difficult to tell where you've missed abilities/keys.

There is a lot of stuff you can do that the game never teaches you about, but you can mostly figure it out by trying different button inputs, like mario-style side somersaults or backflips in midair. Once you unlock a bunch of abilities, the game really opens up and navigating becomes a breeze with cool methods to navigate each room. Finding all the keys required for the final room was fairly straightforward as there's one key per major area and the pause screen keeps track of which ones you have.

Pretty solid game overall despite my problems with it.

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If you just want a comfy cozy game to turn your brain off to and don't care about anything else, feel free to buy this.

If bad optimisation and netcode bothers you, then wait until everything has been ironed out, because this game has a lot of glaring issues in that department.

There's also a lack of things to do currently, other than fishing and drawing with friends. There's not much depth to the game currently, but after peeking at the game files I can see there's more stuff planned. Treat this game like it's in early access.

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>purposefully block linux users
>cheaters continue to cheat and get innocent people banned

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it's alright.

Cat-based cash grab. You could replace the protagonist with anything else and the game would basically be the same. Touches on real-life topics while clearly showing the developer's bias. If I'm playing a cat game, I'd want to escape reality.

"why isn't this working?"
*proceeds to run the same code again*

click