PC User Reviews

(MY SCORE : 7 /10) This Action-Adventure game which relies on Hack-and-Slash in its combat is quite exciting and challenging! In this game we play Becky Brewster, an orphan who lives with her father and has just moved to Carpentersville, which unfortunately is currently experiencing attacks from monsters and vampires. With his new friend Corey and the mysterious Janitor at Carpentersville High School, Kristofferson. Becky tries to overcome the attack. After the death of Kristofferson, who sacrificed himself to save Becky's life from Dragur's attack, finally Becky, Corey and his friends had to fight Geoff Freya and Dragur as the ENDING BOSS. In total there are 11 chapters to complete this game.

Fun game amazing art enemies designs are so fun characters are all a joy to talk to and really expressive weakest part of the game is the combat its simple but its still very fun the boss fights in this game are just perfect

Patching some of the annoying combat decisions - like the dodge roll and no recovery period after being hit - could help make it a better video game - but right now it feels like an early access game that is not fun to play. It often felt like tedious work to get through the game, but I still wanted to finish it and see all the nice animations and story. Besides, a lack of enemy variety, pretty boring and simple soundscape / music / audio feedback, sloppy hit boxes, and very boring level design with fetch quests are a huge bummer... The art style and story are full of heart, but the execution seems half-baked. Rarely, I would prefer a game to rather be a TV series, but this is clearly what this studio should have done and focused on its strengths.

The game features a beautiful artstyle with amazing animations that give it a really special charme. Cartoonish humor and I love the idea of having a social media site, that tells you what to do, instead of a bland mission log. But in terms of gameplay, the game sadly falls apart. The hitboxes and hit detection in the game feels outright broken. This makes combat feel more irritating, than fun.