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This game has had a hold on my life that I did not expect. Every day I seem to open it up to craft my little potions and work on my little reagents. The artstyle is cute, the gameplay feels very unique, and while there isn't much of a "plot", the idea of going for the ultimate alchemical reagent is a fun path to tread.

The only major critique I would have of this game is that the music gets repetitive. I've started to hear it in my dreams. That lute playing is nice, but after 20 hours of playing this game (YES, 20 HOURS) I've found myself muting the music and playing something else in a different tab.

100% would recommend, maybe better to get on sale since the price feels a bit steep for the game itself. Also, the elf girl that sells you herbs and flowers is very cute and I would like the option to marry her in-game. That is all.

Unironically one of the cutest and most entertaining little games I've played. The story and characters just flow so well, and the setting is really fun. Having a smaller scope makes the game go really well, with the perfect feeling of eeriness from the moment you land on Snaktooth.

Also my favorite Snak is the Charmellow.

I know a lot of people don't like this game. I know they say the dialogue's terrible, or the story sucks, or the engine is outdated.

Thing is, I really didn't care.

I waited 3 years to play this game. I went into it entirely blind, having only seen the trailers shown at E3 and before launch. I loved this game, and am still loving it. I am a huge fan of Fallout, and this game did not disappoint.

I know this is unpopular, but I had fun.

Ever wanted to play as a Fascist US and take over the entirety of the Americas, therefore completely nullifying, yet also affirming the Monroe Doctrine? Now you can.

It was fun, yeah.

Yes.

Ever wanted to be the most america that ever america'd?

This is it.

Make a beautiful prison with enough freedom, tvs in every cell, and great faculties to serve the prisoners. Riots, deaths, and escapes.

Make a harsh prison that only gives the bare minimum of everything, and have armed guards constantly looking down prisoners' necks. Harmony.

10/10 would FreeFire again.

You know a game gives you great gameplay when, as you see the final boss break apart into millions of pieces, you leap out of your chair, throw your hands to the sky, and start dancing the macarena, all because your little Engi ship had just enough drones to keep you going. Even if your ship had been destroyed a billion times before.

10/10

Do you have this game? No? Why not? Seriously. You can kill an obscenely large amount of people by literally pressing two buttons. This game is freaking amazing.

Are you still here? Did you buy it yet? WHY NOT?!