Papers Please but worse art and more dystopian. I'm sure some art students will enjoy it and it will 'speak to them.'
Pathfinder rules, fairly bug free. RPG and Turn Based. Lovely.
The game respects your intelligence. It is fairly easy at normal levels, but you can adjust that. The game story is told organically, and the voice acting is very well done. There are lots of innovative mechanics and the world and motivations are very well thought out. Highly recommend.
The game sets up several interesting premises/plotlines then just falls apart. You realize you've been walking and doing basic challenges for essentially no reason, then the game ends. You can find out about a conflict/ "Bad Guys" but it's odd and doesn't match the clues. It's like a second team took over the game when it was trending over budget. Decided to finish it in the most half-assed way they could and then released it, pretending it was the plan all along. Enjoy the first couple of hours. It falls apart after that.
