Posted on: April 4, 2021
VoivodBG
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Neat concept, bad execution
You are a guy which has a bad deal of cards one night, and the Dire-Wolf (voiced by Sting) curses you to walk through America and to gather stories for him, and spread them through the continent. On paper this sounds awesome, but the execution of it, is quite bad. The stories are accessed by clicking on locations and then later implementing the stories in discussion with certain characters which you need to get to like them. The more you talk about them the stronger and weirder or tamer they get. The said characters you encounter are also parts of the American heritage through they years, so their voice work and stories are interesting. After some time you will find out that the game play is empty, you are basically walking, and changing the stories from time to time when they are over used. There is a speed button, but I have to tell you this is a bad design choice, hold CTRL, then you start whistling and clicking the notes, but in this way you get robbed of hearing the most positive thing from the game it's OST! There is also a way to travel by trains, it can cost you money or health or by hitchhiking which doesn't cost you anything. They imputed a lot of care in each song, which are really done with great taste and detail, you will see that passing through every state changes the way the song is played, and sang in different languages. Art direction is neat from time to time, each story has it's own artist and style, but after playing the game, you start to see they are repeating quite a lot for various stories. During the game play of 10 hours or so, I've encountered the following bugs and glitches, camera starts wildly panning and zooming out by itself. The frame rate drops and it takes about a minute or so to stop. And lastly the bug where the game doesn't allow me to control the character but just goes and on on, until a restart is done. I would advise that you only get this game while it's on sale and to lower the expectations.
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