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Virgo versus Zodiac
I got a warning from my antivirus when I was buying Blu-ray discs with a 100% discount from a licensed store, so I bought it blindly on Steam before the new year, because I could and because it was cheap.
It started at 9/10, and I finished it with a feeling of 8.5/10 - but that's only because the gameplay hardly changed from the beginning of the game. I could have criticized myself for such a trivial complaint, considering that 90% of games are like that anyway.
Nevertheless, I could play for as many hours as I wanted in one sitting, which, as I mentioned before, for me personally indicates quality content, because I'm already old and my reserve of energy for continuous play in almost anything is small, and here you need truly content that resonates with the soul.
Apart from a few minor details, I liked everything: the art style, the characters, the plot, the psychedelic setting, the combat, the presentation, the role-playing system. The soundtrack is 9.5/10, I bought it separately on Steam because I can afford it. Not all 100% of the tracks are excellent, but about 70-80 of them are, and the ones that are excellent are simply divine.
The description says that it's similar to mother/earthbound from the old consoles, and from what I've seen about them on YouTube, yes, it really is. If someone doesn't like this style, they shouldn't even try it. But if you are a highly spiritually developed post-meta-modernist, capable of enjoying what is presented to you, and not disgusted by non-normative settings, then you might like it as much as I did, and all the others who gave it a 90+ percent rating on Steam. (And this doesn't mean that everything is ironic - well, maybe just half of it)
I got a warning from my antivirus when I was buying Blu-ray discs with a 100% discount from a licensed store, so I bought it blindly on Steam before the new year, because I could and because it was cheap.
It started at 9/10, and I finished it with a feeling of 8.5/10 - but that's only because the gameplay hardly changed from the beginning of the game. I could have criticized myself for such a trivial complaint, considering that 90% of games are like that anyway.
Nevertheless, I could play for as many hours as I wanted in one sitting, which, as I mentioned before, for me personally indicates quality content, because I'm already old and my reserve of energy for continuous play in almost anything is small, and here you need truly content that resonates with the soul.
Apart from a few minor details, I liked everything: the art style, the characters, the plot, the psychedelic setting, the combat, the presentation, the role-playing system. The soundtrack is 9.5/10, I bought it separately on Steam because I can afford it. Not all 100% of the tracks are excellent, but about 70-80 of them are, and the ones that are excellent are simply divine.
The description says that it's similar to mother/earthbound from the old consoles, and from what I've seen about them on YouTube, yes, it really is. If someone doesn't like this style, they shouldn't even try it. But if you are a highly spiritually developed post-meta-modernist, capable of enjoying what is presented to you, and not disgusted by non-normative settings, then you might like it as much as I did, and all the others who gave it a 90+ percent rating on Steam. (And this doesn't mean that everything is ironic - well, maybe just half of it)
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.
