Edited on: November 13, 2025
Posted on: November 13, 2025
jjavier
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Hook to the liver
TL;DR: I loved it. If you liked TtM and FP you need to play this. How to speak of this game, with out spoiling it and at the same time make justice to it. I guess I could say if Kan Gao was a professional fighter, all his fights would look alike. He tenders the other guy for a good while and then finish him with a sadistic hook to the liver. Fight over, don't count, just call the doctor. Pixel graphics and music are beautiful as ever, FreeBird has us spoiled. Even more, I would say graphics are the better of the series. IMO this game is more a visual novel than a typical game. The puzzles are dropped and the few times you need mementos to traverse memories the game just give them to you. There are no challenge as you can't lose nor can't really get stuck. The last remnant of typical gaming it has is exploration and then checking nooks and crannies doesn't pay off. In that respect is better to go with the flow and ignore your completionist impulses. This game abandon the formula of the 2 doctors traversing the memories of a near death patient. Starts with you crossing a garden and entering a house. From there and for a while it feels like you had bought the wrong game. My guess is the whole point is shake the player off from the expectation of going back to previous games formula. Little by little you start to see stuff that may belong to Eva and Neil's universe. I still was haunted by the question of where exactly I was. I my case, that was what drove for the first half of the game. As always, the story is excellent. Is smart, bitter sweet and beautiful. And, again, as always, it invites you to reflect on the matter philosophically / metaphysically. I wanna tell more, but I will spoil it. Just play the game. It will take a little more than 4 hours. It don't think reaching 6 hours mark is possible with this game.
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