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Every encounter is it's own tiny puzzle and you keep alternating between feeling really dumb and really smart, gameplay is cool, music is cool, writting is cool, lov u tom francis

Got it for free because I bought the original game's DLC. Since I played the original ages ago, I can't say I saw a difference with graphics or audio quality, so it's the same solid game with smooth gameplay, fluid animations, nice graphics and audio and world and design, etc. Got a few gripes with some minor bugs and annoyances, but overall it's a very good experience. I 100%'d the first one in ~35h, and it took me ~16h for this one.

Short (30min) free introduction to the universe, the little art it has is nice, the setting looks interesting, the musics are kind-of-fitting public domain songs, but the writting and execution are pretty bad (more on this in those review: https://steamproxy.net/id/nutbunny/recommended/351790/ https://steamproxy.net/profiles/76561198009357911/recommended/351790/). There are no real choices and it could probably have gone without.
I don't know yet if the next episodes have a better storytelling / software(?), and will probably check them out, out of curiosity, if I have the chance.

now i'm ready to run for president

Find the quack button first

The "tricks and glitches" make for a big skill roof; easy to play, hard to master, but given there's no ranking system, you often find yourself against people way more or way less skilled than you. Having some people to play with regularly and learn the game while keeping a similar "skill level" was and still is fun, but I'm never really sure how to play with new players now.

The game is hillarious regardless, even when I get outskilled.

Far out man


Maybe $10's a bit pricy for it's length, but it was nice to play; the gameplay is basic and doesn't get in the way, the story's entertaining and the voice acting's pretty good

An interesting idea, but not really an interesting game.

Does what it says, and will probably grind the gears of the zen and minimalist amateurs but it didn't really tick for me.

The only playmode that requires "complex" controls shows that the game doesn't handle anything else than qwerty layout, and I never got to understand that alien dungeon thing.

cute but confusing and feels unbalanced, and left for dead it seems. The "calculate progress while game was closed" is a nice feature but buggy

I don't like idle games anyway why was I playing this in the first place

Nice gameplay, witty writing, cyber-y setting; was a good match for me. I really like what the developper does.

(Note that it has a free demo if you wanna test it out!)

Was consistently cool to explore, nice graphics, nice musics, story, the world clicks together.
Low replay value even with the little story branches and the fullprice is a bit too high for me; but I got it on a sale, and was well worth the playtime.