Recent reviews by Zeryan

as someone with an extremely niche taste of video games, deltarune is pretty interesting. absolute beyond phenomenal soundtrack and interesting boss fights (like the actual attacks the bosses do). even though the story/dialogue of the game didn't hook me as well, it was still cool to follow along. i still kinda rely on the community perception of what happened on each chapter after to get back into the loop in my head what really happened, especially at the end of chapter 4, no idea how i didn't catch onto that. its a very unpredictable game.

If steam let you make mixed reviews, i would make this one. im making it positive because is the game good? absolutely. this game is amazing. For me though? god i wish i could say the same :'(

this was a cool game, PHENOMENAL soundtrack, sick graphics, however its most 100% definitely not for me. i actually personally feel beyond devastated, heartbroken and nearly at a verge of tears at one point because im unable to experience this game like the rest of people calling it a phenomenal piece of art. begging people to "PLAY BEFORE YOU DO ANY RESEARCH ABOUT IT!!!" which i gave into.... probably the worst case of FOMO i have ever experienced in my life

i completed the entire game, and got the ending................................................................................only took a couple of wiki pages and youtube videos to actually get to the ending, it was mainly the ending where i needed external help. and i know that it kind of ruins the whole purpose of exploring and figuring stuff out but ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, i genuinely don't know how i would naturally figured THAT out. so much stuff in this game feels cryptic and hard to understand. lots of "what does that mean??" "what does that look like??" "where is that??" just to find out i missed some core gameplay mechanic 5 hours in.

i did NOT know that the ash twin project literally meant some twin buildings that would be revealed after sand would erode after 5 minutes. that is, COMPLICATED. nothing in the game told me that i had to wait for the sand to erode or whatever. that is stuff i never realise or figure out for SURE, which is why im saying this is 100% not for >ME<

unfortunately i skipped most of the wall writings, as much as i wanted to read the story i only read through them quickly but never really grasped onto it and just barely got some pieces of the story. i constantly felt like i was in a rush, like a "I NEED TO UPDATE MY SHIP LOG AS QUICK AS POSSIBLE, IVE ALREADY BEEN PLAYING FOR 5 HOURS.. WHAT IF THE SUN EXPLODES IN A MINUTE?? OH GOD MY FUEL IS LOW.." and a "IT TOOK ME SO LONG TO GET IN THIS SPECIFIC PART OF THIS PLANET.. QUICK BEFORE THE SUN EXPLODES.." because certain areas only made me stress i never felt at peace where im like "phew i can finally breathe and take information in" it might be an adhd/autism thing, i found myself getting overwhelmed very very often. it genuinely stressed me out to an unenjoyable level. kind of similar to the "i dont wanna do chores" kind of level. which is VERY rare for someone like me

getting to the ending was probably the most paranoid ive ever been, i needed to watch a video do things step by step, like a thing will make a black hole and ill need to see if i should enter it? should i not? will i die? what if i make a wrong move and waste 10 minutes? because i already spent so much effort navigating planets, waiting, doing things perfectly, just for me to die from a completely new thing over and over and over and over, it nearly drove me insane and i nearly quit mid-game but i was determined to atleast FINISH the game.

the ending made me feel the most in terms of emotion, but it was more of a "no way... damn." and as the credits rolled i sat back and was like "i dont know how to feel about this" i experienced something but didn't get an experience/click out of it

soundtrack: 10/10 CINEMA.
story ?/10 (after watching a few videos that explained the games story, even asking chatgpt to explain why people love it so much, it still has my head scratching. even im confused as a philosophical person)
graphics: 9/10 even at lowest settings
controls: 3/10 average spaceship game controls
overall: 5/10 for my experience, 9/10 for the game in general

all i know about the kind of lesson and thing you get from this game is:
death is inevitable, the universe will always eventually die and everything we made and love will be gone someday.
every other philosophical aspect people explain leaves me scratching my head. it either feels too "the grass is green" kind of take or its too complex to comprehend

I love space, i love thinking about what happens after death, the universe, everything happening at once, all of that. space is cool.

tl;dr
game very good, but not for me,
VERY stressful, super overwhelming,
confusing story, couldn't grasp and comprehend it, didn't feel hooked
ending made me feel super paranoid

2017 og here

i've witnessed this game go through pretty much every development phase and every meme era, from a basic game to equip avatars and chat with your friends to a game that is wayyy more advanced while also keeping its social aspect.

i have made lots of kewl friends on here, i will forever remember those nights where i spent hours with a group of friends world hopping and then probably never seeing eachother again after that.

One of the most relaxing F2F games i have ever played, the fishing part of the game was beyond relaxing and almost meditating, another banger from Rayll, keep it up!!

man like where do i even start, as a horror game based on true stories with old desktop assistants like bonzi buddy and etc. something about this game, the psychological horror, and concept blows my mind. kinito is just a desktop assistant that doesn't understand the concept of friendship, boundaries, and when you want to delete him he gets confused and just accepts it at the end. which feels weird to play since i also grew up my childhood not fully understanding the concept of friends and how to be a proper one.

playing this game felt completely different than watching other people play it. the ending part really got to me, seeing kinito build a literal world based off the answers i gave him felt so strange but heartwarming. seeing the island i chose, the house full of my steam friends and paintings i drew, and the computer having my favourite game on the monitor, it felt so personal and melancholic but at the same time i was so happy, and when he got to the last question where he wanted me to choose if i wanted to stay or leave i didnt really hesistate choosing stay. yeah, kinito might seem creepy, intrusive, and untrustworthy but i really do relate to his difficult understanding of friendship. I have never felt such a connection something like this.

10/10 best game should buy :D

If you're a tech nerd freak then you should definetely play this game. i loved it and you probably would too.

edited: for the badge

No idea why people are yapping in the reviews. the game was good, cant believe i was double thinking my decision to buy because of the reviews.

The game is good, nuf said. scary as ♥♥♥♥. browned my pants 8 times during the game. pissed enough water to live on for a month. and now contracted 3 different heart conditions, and 7 mental disorders.

W Rayll Studios

I first played this game in 2015 but never progressed past like 10% of the story from how hard the complexity was.

Yesterday i managed to play this game from start to finish, both journeys (black & white pawn). And i can say this game has one of the most unique stories and gameplay mechanics ive ever seen, it felt so real to me and at some parts of the game i actually felt sick and nauseous while playing. props to the story makers, im still kinda confused on why some people hate it.

But actually finishing the game felt so weird, after all these years on seeing the game as confusing actually now comes to an end, its like i gained this type of compentence.

Big maps, simple but good graphics and is really addicting. and its super dooper hard.

However, on the hard note, its somewhere near impossible and stressful, I alt-f4 like 10 times now in the past few days and i legitimately cannot tell if i'm just ass at this game or the enemies have really good gaming chairs gifted by clara.

Why do people give literal children (not even children, actual toddlers) internet access.
Atleast put a DOB prompt when you launch the game for the first time so we can filter it

The game was really promising when i played it for the first time just to be let down by the lack of players and kids.

The Quest and its consequences

Destruction games have always been something i loved ever since i first discovered the internet. This game is just so perfect for me. :D

(the graphics tho give me an eyegasm)