I know, it was mentioned that it might release before the end of 2024... ...and I'm sorry for saying this, but I am Impatient. Is there a release date yet? Is it still going to be released? Is everything at the very least going well with it, or is it not planned anymore cause something happened? I need the Tragic and Sorrow-ridden Main-Theme song injected into my veins because it speaks to my soul, a...

I like this game mechanically and as a pseudo table top rpg i actually find the interactions and episodes engaging. That being said, I find the dialogue overbearing, the writing isn't particularly good and I feel like what is said in 20 panels could probably be reduced to about 4 or 5. This is particularly grating when you're repeating an episode that you've recently read. I often find myself trying to find a balance between skipping dialogue as quickly as I can and still having some semblance of an idea...

I didn't put a lot of time into this game when I first picked it up and when I started playing again yesterday I didn't remember why because it had been so long since I had played. By the time I finished playing I did. Too many nonsense game mechanics. Some parts of this game work well but there are so many things that should have been done differently that I'm going to have a hard time clicking that play button ever again. Collecting resources only at certain points, such as at the end of a chapter, ...

I love so many novel aspects about this game that I'm curious about what the thinking of the designers was behind their decisions. What was the philosophy behind what they did? Why did they want to randomly generate your character's personalities instead of writing up a roster of pre-generated characters. Like Baldur's gate or Mass Effect. What do they think of their system? Did they accomplish what they set out to do? Did their system fall short of their vision in any way? What would they do different ...

Anyone else having trouble making it past the first few maps? I've rerolled a few times and am hitting a wall. Any tips aside from turning difficulty down?