This really is art. At its core, it is a game, but the way it is represented makes it feel like an old black and white movie one you watch to experience and observe. The gameplay is simple enough, not too complicated. The visuals are good for an indie game. I would have liked there to be more sound effects for certain actions. I really liked that instead of animations where your character drinks or chops wood, you see a short clip of someone doing it in real life, still in black and white. It really reinforces the aesthetic it’s going for. I really like this game and its story. Its message was deep but also relatable in certain ways something I could understand in my own way. It actually reminded me of a side quest in Cyberpunk 2077 called ‘The Hunt.’ I don’t want to spoil the quest, but go look it up. I will always remember feeling disgusted and uneasy playing through that quest every time. Lastly, I want to thank the devs for making this and letting us experience their vision. I also want to thank GOG for not banning the game and instead letting players choose for themselves whether to play it or not. I don’t think we will get something like this again for a long time, but hopefully this can inspire others. If not, then nothing was learned.
Pretty fun game tho it can get pretty repetitive, the ads are great. The overall story is meh, the world is awesome and some enemies, the dlc is pretty good.
Ah just like i remember it shame it's only 30 fps and some times 40 fps when attacking. It's a good game and solid star wars story, but some annyoing enemies and bad pacing through some levels.
Like i mean it's alright i guess, but too much mechs and screen tearing. Also a few dlc and features missing in the pc port a shame tbh.
