Tekukimoto

A perfect example of good game design without a single word or voiceover. The game tells you the whole ENT through visual and audio accompaniment. The atmosphere remains high, I'm looking forward to part 3.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

I consider this game to be the best in its niche. Many people criticize the monotony of the gameplay despite the roguelike component, which I completely disagree with. This game should be perceived as a work of art with gameplay elements. At least you can replay the game 3 times (for 3 different endings) graphics play a separate role here. Despite its simplicity, this is enough for the developers to tell the story well and reveal all the characters. In any case, this game has a special place in my heart.

Everything is fine in the game, from the plot to the gameplay itself, but there is only one disadvantage - the duration. 4 hours is not enough time to open up both to the game and to the player himself, because at the end of the game you reveal the full potential of your hero, and at that moment the game is interrupted. But regardless, I advise everyone to go through it, the game deserves it.

Everything is fine in the game, from the plot to the gameplay itself, but there is only one disadvantage - the duration. 4 hours is not enough time to open up both to the game and to the player himself, because at the end of the game you reveal the full potential of your hero, and at that moment the game is interrupted. But regardless, I advise everyone to go through it, the game deserves it.