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Enderal is not a very common video game story. The depths of psychological turmoil go beyond, and ups a notch of what is allowed to be seen in various mainstream AAA+ titles -which have to censor things in order to sell well, to some extent.

The story built upon the title character in ways that are later feel really smart making everything fall into place and just click, and tie all loose ends of the plot, and on the way evoking powerful, even cathartic emotions, that can help the player deal with many of relevant events that are occurring in the current times, especially when it's sometimes.. way apocalyptic sounding out there.

The variety of quests and stories interwoven into one huge game with many wonderful immersive experiences to tell about human connections, tragedy born out of ideals, and how life is quite a futile endeavor - which in return, is truly making the player accept the beauty of it, with a more positive nihilism - the beauty of the imperfect flawed gem of a life and the random journey that one can be a part of and make their own road is really a theme I felt in this game in its most immersive moments in those small touches in the excellent writing that that fully fleshes out the world Enderal so wonderfully upholds in every inch of the map, and giving really vibrant personalities to the characters, making their depth go beyond what is expected of this game at first glance.

What we have here is a surprising project that breathes fresh air upon Role Playing Games and makes a well made (laugh) full game out of out-- well, ages old Skyrim..! which feels an entire beast all together- I didn't even remember I was playing it as a Skyrim made total conversion- it had a total identity of its own, you start the game to play ENDERAL, Skyrim feels like a mod in comparison.

The amount of dedication, passion oozes in every corner and the game easily hopped into my list of the top tier must to be experienced at least once in life, best role playing games ever made- and now, having a Special Edition fixes the myriad of annoying bugs and crashes and makes the Enderal experience flow like never before, in better optimization and feeling even more immersive this time around- and its free if you have the Special Edition of Skyrim! Stop the hesitations and play it.

I was skeptic Battle Royale in V:TMB gonna be this fun, lol. Seems there's always something to surprise us and be refreshing of our expectations as a Gen-Y Primogen, maybe you Gen-Z kids know what you're doing.

Yume Milky

Metamorphosis is a game made purely with the big hearts of its developers and is a proper exposé of middle stage capitalism.

Cyberpunk Butter Spreading Simulator

Enderal is one of the best Role Playing Games I've ever played, unrelated to its production costs, commercial A+ games, total conversion or not.
The setting is fantasy, but the story touches upon relevant psychological, philosophical and existential themes that parallel reality, which the player can easily relate to.

I tried getting into Skyrim countless times due to its open sandbox nature and progress in it but I always kept adding too many mods and couldn't find the substance I needed and the motivation to complete the actual vanilla game quests.

Playing Enderal pretty much slashed that itch I just wanted to scratch for so long, and I never saw it coming. Go play it if you're looking for great story and writing, meaningful quests and modern Bethesda game in the same sentence.

Tokyo Dark is an immersive little gem that combines both Western and Eastern Adventure styles. Point and click puzzle game and a visual novel.

What drew me into purchasing this game as soon as it was released was the animated scenes and character design of Itou.
What kept me playing it was the mystery, psychological story, excellent soundtrack, the fun S.P.I.N system and the interesting locations of the game.

With 11 endings with each playthrough ticking about 4 hours on the clock and numerous choices that affect how the story unfolds, be prepared for pleasurable experience.

For fans of great point and click adventure games like Fran Bow, The Longest Journey and Broken Sword, and Japanese visual novels.