Rebecca Marie

I haven't been playing this long, with that being said here's what I think, for a newer game with the full release in 2017, the graphics aren't what you would expect, I was really excited for the strategy aspect of it, and when it took 25-30 minutes to download updates on switch I didn't mind. It gave me time to reserch the game more and kind of see what I was getting myself into, because the box/Insert is absolutely no help at all. Learning of the producers struggles, with not only funding but also extremely underground and more of a geek crew project just boosted my excitement, because games are a form of art, and I love art of all kinds, so just thinking about the possibility of these guys being able to use their brilliant minds and create without limitation, strings, or approval. Just wow! It has to be good right?? inspired by Lovecraft and comics is a heck of a way to go. With that being said and with funding being raised via supporters, they actually came out ahead of budget. And I will admit story line/emersiveness goes a looonngg way, and it has that for sure, the narrator paints a really good picture, but then it pushes you into this very flat 2D world, where you walk straight down a wall and the town is stacked boxes you click on. So ughkkk. Strategically it's difficult but I can't decide if it's because the lack of direction or the gameplay itself. When you are given directions it seems they tried to sum up different platforms in the little box. It's not very user friendly in that area. So gameplay is frusterating, I would rate it 3/5. Graphics I rate 1/5. And story (so far) 4/5 the only reason I rate it 3stars is the graphics or the learning curve, one would have to be improved. That being said I would gladly buy a mobile Apple/Google play version, but a $40 game with an android feel just isn't worth it to me. I don't normally leave reviews but I felt the need to this time