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I know some people are annoyed by the undelivered extra content, but this game's great... It isn't perfect, feels odd at the beginning, and some of the hints are a bit too obscure, but the game is really enjoyable and original, too. So, definitely recommended, even at full price.

Oh my is this game good... Hard recommend, even works well on the deck. :steamthumbsup:

Terrible game. The difficulty comes from a shoddy realization rather than a challenging design. Speaking of, the tech design is lamentable, the game design laughable, the level design uninspired, forced and repetitive, and the art design lamer than an oblivious group of posers. The game isn't even hard, it just is so non-responsive it could legally be declared comatose. This game is a bit like simulating a "racing experience" by making you drive a rusty Lada missing half its parts, fished from a moldy swamp, on an unmaintained road full of potholes they purposely spilled oil on. Developers skill issue. Pathetic. So, instead of wasting your money and time on this sorry excuse for a useless blatant cash grab, go check the great titles it clearly tried to ride on the hype of. I wish I could refund the time I wasted on this...

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Clever and depressing (cancer themed) little puzzle game, but the level designer(s) clearly missed the mark on making the game fun...

Great game. Very fun, well done, would buy again.

Simply the best narrative game
I have played in a while...

it says steam deck "verified", but it is extremely tedious to play: the game is time sensitive, and the interface is horrible to use in a rush. Maybe a good game, but certainly not with the steam deck...

Ok so, I wanna support the devs, so I'll leave a positive review, but this game has issues. Like, a bunch of them. I'm pretty sure there is no QA/QC done in the development process, let alone an organized team doing that (note: I realized they even let some typos pass in the parts names, so that if you, for example, search for a "sprocket cover" for the "Naky" bike you will not find it, as it is called a "spocket cover"...).

On the top of that, the game has mandatory motion blur. Can't deactivate it. The game also has a bunch of bugs, which aren't necessarily game breaking, but definitely the annoying kind. From items suddenly disappearing from your inventory, to all the parts magically appearing after you select one part (from the couple you can see) to repair; there are also bugs in the gameplay code, that can make parts go into the wrong subsection (brakes, suspensions, engine, etc) and be locked there (thereby also locking any interaction they would be part of). If you open menus during tasks (to multitask), it can sometimes lock the task into "finished, must pick item up" mode, even after you remove the item, forcing you to save, return to menu, and get back to the game...

So, do I recommend this game? Not really. Is it fun? Yeah, can be, it's relaxing too, but it's definitely NOT worth the asking price.

Also, don't imagine that it's technically accurate in any way: to improve braking, you can repair the engine. To improve acceleration, you can change the brakes, or even replace the various cases (thus adding weight back to the motorcycle). It is definitely simple, but does not really make any sense.
The way it works is basically: the quality of components determines the baseline of the percentage of any of the four global characteristics for a given motorcycle (acceleration, handling, breaking, max speed), and then the general "health level" percentage is then applied (by multiplication) to that baseline. That's why you can improve ANY part of a motorcycle to raise any of their characteristics. Not ideal. And then when your motorcycle is at 100% "health level", you have to improve the quality of the parts to raise the characteristics (not sure if they raise by an amount related to the type of part, or if it is totally arbitrary, but this behavior is at least more logical).

Lastly, the interface is generally bogus too, with elements moving instantly every time it refreshes, making you click on stuff you didn't want to (cancel quest, for example).