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Has some rough spots, but it's some of the most genuine fun I've had in a long time and that's what matters.

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I feel quite hungry.

You must ALWAYS call the devil card if someone says it's the devil card

It needs a lot more work, but the bones exist.
Specific feedback:

Optimization needs a lot of work

The game in general feels very clunky and unresponsive

It's very odd to not have non-omnidirectional movement in a third person game (not being able to run backwards/sideways relative to where the camera is looking)

I wish the character didn't take up 30-50% of the screen, considering having your access to (visual) information reduced by half for things that are right in front of your face feels bad. This is especially bad when the devs want the game to be very difficult. Think of the line between "This is difficult but feels rewarding" and "This is difficult and feels poorly designed".

The humanoid robotic enemies (which I assume is what they are) have very wiggly and janky movement that makes them feel more like metal-reskin zombies instead of robotic android war machines.

The game looks great. The UI art style, with more polish, also seems like it will look and function great.

Guns feel like guns although the same camera-funkyness applies for aiming and such.

I'm not sure if it was just me but I couldn't find the way to toggle between third person aiming and first person aiming in the controls (if it exists at all) and just seems to be arbitrarily tied to where you are in game (indoors = fpv aim/outdoors = tpv aim)

Buy it if really want to support the devs, otherwise let it cook a while longer.

FART?

Sony reversed their decision on making PSN mandatory.
Another victory for Managed Democracy.

The message of the game is so nuanced and profound that it has killed my whole family and is currently beating me to death.

employees together strong

if you just jump backwards constantly you can avoid all enemies