Posted on: October 26, 2021
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Comfy
You play as an armless sheepthing named Sheepo, and you are tasked on your first day of work to save the species on the planet Cebron. I loved the peaceful, conservation narrative of this game. A welcomed change when we are saturated with games that force you to use violence to progress. I am in no way a big fan of platforming, but the platforming is very smooth, and I never felt frustrated with the game and enjoyed the exploration. To explore certain areas, you gain abilities from collecting eggs, gated by the area boss. This will allow you to transform for a short period of time into the creature when you are near them, and use that ability to access new locations . Some sections and bosses offered up a good challenge (only played on hard difficulty), and required multiple attempts. The currency of Cebron is feathers, mostly situated in harder to reach areas and secret areas, and are used for buying key items. If you collect some new feathers after a savepoint, and die before saving again you will lose those collected feathers, and will have go back and collect them again. The NPCs are eccentric and lovable, with bits of humour sprinkled throughout. The art direction was done well, as with the sound design. The starting song is really nice, with some other tracks being leftfield and memorable. The game had a good-length of gameplay for the mechanics, it took me about five and a half hours at 94% completion with all the health upgrades on the hard difficulty, but definitely could be completed much quicker if you dawdle less . A neat speedrun mode is also included, which includes a timer and effectively skips cutscenes. Also, there was linux support noted in the credits, yet there is no linux version available that I'm aware of at the time of writing this. Although the game worked fine with lutris/wine. Overall, this game with its novel pacifist approach, lovable characters, smooth platforming, is an enjoyable 3-10 hrs of your time. Very comfy.
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