Posted on: June 14, 2020
misterfixit
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Ugh
Sounded like a unique idea so I gave it a shot. Full disclosure: I'm not a weeb, but I don't think that should be a factor in whether or not a game is any good. The 'game' is just tediously dragging colored cans around the screen to make drinks, usually several times per ingredient so it wears thin after about the first drink. There doesn't even seem to be anything clever or unique about the drinks, they're all just made from the same 5 interchangeable ingredients with nonsense names thrown into a mixer. They somehow made a video game about mixing drinks less fun than actually mixing drinks. That'd be fine if, as I understand it, the drink mixing is meant to be secondary to the writing, but the writing may actually be the worst part. The dialog mostly varies between painfully flat, uninteresting, or repetitive. It has that sort of classic video game scroll, so you can really feel the pace as you're pounding through 10 lines of a journalist explaining that he likes money so he writes articles that make money, because articles make money, and that’s what he likes. Game seems to think that if they write a character into existence, I’ll instantly find them adorable (kawaii?) and be super interested in them and their relationships, despite having no reason to do so. I can overlook a bit of that, but this game really comes at you hard and fast with it, which just leads me to wonder who this game is meant to appeal to… plucky toddlers who are inexplicably into dystopian bartending? The obvious answer is “weebs” but I have to think even they have better standards. This game got as far as having a neat concept and then phoned in the rest.
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