Yes, Your Grace

You never fully know what and when something is wrong or right, some choices give a feeling of having done the correct thing but shortly after hit you with a "gotcha, now you wasted time and resources!!" i know that every encounter is the same each playthrough, therefore should you play the first run fully blind. is the magic chicken really magic? tasted normal!

Game falls short almost everywhere it can't be allowed to. Also, abominable acts and lifestyle choices are encouraged.

I have a huge problem with the modern survival and choices matter games, where all of them are just a set of grandiloquent trolley problems that, more than being as subtle emotionally as poking your eye to make you cry, are pure power fantasies, God fantasies, so your actions directly cause deaths for the sake of other actions. It is a kind of game that works for many others, who love how a story develops, but I dislike this kind of narrative manipulation even before it became so popular thanks to that zombie game where kids die. It's like a dungeon master presenting you a framework where everything you do is wrong because "that is real life", which I always found very dishonest. Having said that, I like how it sounds, how it looks, the humour in it.

I do not like the stupid breathing motion some of the newer pixelated games and THIS game has incorporated; it is annoying and gives me motion sickness. As for the game content and storyline, I ditto what most of the lower ratings mention. I played it on Steam until I couldn't.

This game is more an interactive story than anything else but the story it tells is written great and captures the player with its twists and turns!