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Void is an interesting one. The easiest way to explain is to break down the good and the bad.

Good:
- Long enough to explore the story it wants to tell, not so long as to overstay its welcome.
- A genuinely interesting and engaging story.
- A few different paths.

Bad:
- Mistakes in the text. There's not a ton, but there's enough to be noticeable. (Several lines have the leading letter repeated).
- Obviously made in renpy, but for some reason doesn't allow you to skip with the same precision renpy does. Probably due to being coded inefficiently. There's multiple passages with just one line different, which are treated as entirely different passages.
- Bad endings are obvious and extremely short. Some time to explore these instead of Arthur immediately going psycho and trying to kill himself/the others would have been good.

Overall, worth your time. Took me about 4h to complete. Maybe wait for a sale?

A short but sweet visual novel about overcoming adversity and your own self-doubt. I really love that there are options for pronouns and character models, and as far as I can tell there are no _bad_ endings, just different ones. Only takes a few hours to 100%, and really uplifting.
The only downside is that there are a few grammar and spelling errors here and there - most likely the creators aren't native english speakers. A minor gripe, however. Overall I really enjoyed this game.

Wow. Just wow.
Amazingly well-written, dense and complex. The mechanics and puzzles are good, but in the end are just set dressing for the characters and plot.
I don't know what else to say. One of the best games I've ever played.

Shaggy joined my party, 10/10.
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I've completed Pathfinder: Kingmaker once, as someone who has played D&D 3.5e extensively but never Pathfinder.

Overall, I would say that this game is very close to being amazing. There are quirks that make parts of it annoying, there are still a lot of bugs, and to be honest the last chapter is a massive drag. But there's also a lot of good. The kingdom management is fun and addictive, the characters are really well-written and the voice acting is well done too.

It's worthwhile at full price if only because of the length. You get a lot of gameplay for your money, and although it's not perfect, if you go into the game knowing about the issues you'll nonetheless have a good time.

I should preface this comment by saying that I don't normally like this kind of game. Walking around and talking to people type games, that is. But somehow, this one just hit all the right notes for me.

It's heartwrenching at times, and I absolutely didn't see the twist coming. But it's positive at times as well, and the ending is so sweet.

My only complaint is that the puzzle elements peaked in the middle, and the last couple of stages were... Basically just cutscenes instead of full puzzles like before. Maybe the dev ran out of time or just wanted to get the project finished - I get that. It was a bit of a let-down though.

Overall 9/10.

Great little puzzle game. Short and sweet.
I love the attitude you can give the protagonist, and the level editor means that although you can beat the main game in a single afternoon, there's ongoing replayability :)

I'm not one for sports games usually, but this was truly glorious. The gameplay is surprisingly good, and the story... Supergiant are very good at tugging on the heartstrings.

I do regret one choice I made, but that just makes the game all the more meaningful. I will say no more to avoid spoilers :)

Suffice to say, if you enjoy good lore and are fine with a mouse-based "combat" game, you'll love this.

Absolutely amazing. When you factor in that it's free and has been made without spending any money, this is even more impressive!
Better than most commercial VNs, you can tell this is a labour of love. Absolutely worth your time.

Short game, but well-written. Tells a story that I personally relate to as well.
My only negative is that one of the puzzles is a little awkwardly written (I had no idea how to get the password for the second lovebirds account, so I had to look it up in a walkthrough).