B. C.

The colors and the aesthetics of this game are so lovely. The dialogue was comedy gold and the voice acting was very well done. You can't help but admire all of the characters you meet along the way, even the ones you're supposed to dislike, be appalled at or conflicted about. You could tell there was a lot of thought put into the characters as though we were dealing with real world people and there was a lot of grey morality that was supposed to make you feel conflicted. I was skeptical at first but I'm glad I bought this game. I only wish there had been a few more ending variations or alternative routes? Just a little. It's a very minor complaint from me. Parvati and Vicar Max had the most optional quests to complete to get their good endings and I kind of wish we had gotten more quests for the other companions as well. I enjoy the idea of misfits coming together and forming their own family. I really hope the mystery towards the end is the gap that leaves room for a sequel ((or a few DLCs at least)). Overall, good job Obsidian. I would recommend this game to a friend.

I feel like they sometimes dangle a serious plot point like a carrot on a stick? Ramona and Susie for starters. Or the episode with the ghost boy & how Susie wiped his memories to keep him away from Betsy. It's pretty messed up. It's a show that has serious moments but most of the time doesn't take itself too seriously. It's adorable and wholesome to watch. I kind of wish they'd teach more of the campers about magic besides Hedgehog but she's the only one taking an active interest in learning it? So maybe that's moot. It carries a lot of little lessons on how to have healthy friendships with others. I hope they make more episodes.