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although I'm writing this review only 30 min into owning it, I can say for sure its an amazing game. out of the over 10k hours I have in various other games, this is the very first game to strike me as purely amazing, especially in such a short amount of time. Failure is good, as it literally builds strength for the later runs. It makes me keep wanting to get further and further. its both randomized, but also has a metric ton of genuine story content. compared to other rogue likes, this doesn't feel like 2 runs are going to be the same, basically ever, as each time you converse with gods and such you learn more.



edit - 40 hours in
So a couple of things to add to this.

it took 19.9 hours until I heard the first piece of dialogue repeated. there's a ton of story, but also just as much random dialogue that makes you keep wanting to talk with people more and more.

God mode is a wonderfully executed option. you can toggle it mid run, and all it does is give damage resistance. if you enable god mode, you gain 20% resistance, and if you die with it still on, you gain 2% additional resistance to this number. you can toggle it on and off again, and it'll keep that stored resistance. This is probably the best ways to pull off an easy mode: you need to fail multiple times still for it to become easier.

as someone who is working on a web developer degree, this is very similar to actual programming in terms of pure visualizations. Even though I've been programming for a decent portion of my life it's no easy game, but provides proper challenge

This game was an amazing experience, and truly involved you as a character in a diverse and interesting story. The only thing I can compare it to would be playing a game of D&D with an amazing DM.

Put 300 hours into the first risk of rain, and this game is one of the few games that feels like a proper sequel. For those who've played the first game it'll feel much the same with many new twists, surprises, and experiences. For those new to the game: I recommend just playing a bit on drizzle and going as far as you can.

Many of the items from the first are in here, and it feels great to be back in risk of rain with a 3d world. Although I've put more time into other games, I still think the risk of rain series is the best in terms of gameplay than any other game. From an outside perspective, replayability might not seem viable with only 4 stages (7 maps) and variations of all of them, but each game is a new experience, try out something new, and have some real fun with it. The community on this game is also probably one of the better ones, as long as you're in communication with your team and working together. There are also a variety of easter eggs throughout.

For those who have played the first game, the logbook is still here, but grants item descriptions, stack information, character information, and much more details than in the first one. Times of having to search through sites on item stats are now behind us as we have a wonderfully created logbook.

as a sidenote, the clipboard lobby feature is probably the best thing I've ever seen a game do. seriously, awesome innovation!

I played Myst when I was about 5 or 6, didn't understand it much, but liked it regardless. Then I heard about this after I gotta VR setup. Cyan doesn't release much, but when they release a game, it's hard to do a negative criticism becuase you realize that it's so immersive and breathtaking. Yes sometimes I'm a bit sad that the loading screens are 5 to 10 seconds, but thats probably my only negative thing to say about this game.

When I think of this game, the first thing that comes to my mind is true mystery/puzzle solving. Its a rare thing to see a game nowadays that isn't a point and click puzzle solving game. Obduction really makes you think, sometimes take notes (there's a camera in game just for that), and more than that, the game makes you want to find out more. They leave out a world to explore, each thing leading to another.

Point is: It is a true Mystery game which involves puzzle solving and a well told story to keep the player enticed.

EDIT: So literally 4 minutes afer making this review, I beat the game at Exactly 10 hours (using a walkthrough for about 10% of the game). It'll keep you busy and there's plenty to explore.

EDIT 2: Turns out there's more than one ending.

Although I've only passed the first portion of the game so far, the game gives you a realistic feel, moreso that other games of the category. The immersiveness of the game in the description is an understatement. If you have either basic terminal navigational skills or basic hacking skills, you'll be able to pick up on the game quickly

Although this game is limited without mods, the developers note that even though they do not directly support mod creators, they are supportive of the mods that are created.
Beat saber is a wonderful game that takes all of the hard hours earned playing essentially every other game to increase reflexes and steps it up to a fun rythm game that allows you to use real abilities and reactions to play a rythm game. 10/10 in its class

Currently it is the best game I have played yet. I have seen many other games of this genre, yet this trumps them all in my personal opinion. The playability of this game is great: 4 player local, 50+ players online.. if your computer can handle such a large amount of players, but even at that you do not need a strong computer to run this, this can run oh so smoothly even on a weak computer. The game is chaotically fun for the whole group. It wont get boring because of the fact that you can increase the difficulty level as the time increases. If it's too hard though, try to unlock artifacts that may make the game easier or harder, try combinations of artifacts. I have bought about four nine copies of this game for my friends to play with me*, and I highly recommend this game to anyone willing to try it out.

*(this does not mean I will buy it for everyone, but if you have it I will happily play it and help you)