Not bad, not bad at all :) I came here after watching Ranton's take on your work and I have to say it's got a lot of potential. Keep at it, brother, it's shaping up to be a lot of fun. Aside from the boss being a work in progress, the rest of the combat and moves feel solid. I'd recommend thinking about ways to use the environment beyond picking up objects and throwing them, like bouncing off walls or climbing the containers for attacks from above, maybe stealth kill animations/sneaking, etc. That's not all that important though, making a solid fighting system with fluid animations is your bread and butter, as they say.

You got this :)

I can't say I expected the meticulous collection of the music, concept art, interviews, unused audio and a whole bunch of other goodies. This is beyond a simple remaster, it's done with mad respect for the game.

I can only say three words: I love it :) Keep up the good work, Nightdive. I hope you get to make a sequel one day, I wouldn't trust anyone else to do it right.

You did it, Nightdive.

You managed to recreate the feel of the original, meanwhile streamlining all the UI bits that made it hard to play and somehow managed to retain that special feeling. The station feels more alive, things make sense, the enemy models are nicely creepy while retaining the same profiles as the original sprites.

You have my respect, you didn't disappoint. I'll be spending some time on Citadel Station, once again.

A very nicely done visual representation of H.P. Lovecraft's Dagon. Less of a game and more visual storytelling, it's a nice way to enjoy the story in a single sitting.

Quite lovely, for a short story's worth. Thanks for this, Bit Golem. I hope we get to see more of your work, your heart is in the right place regarding his works :)

A worthy sequel to the first game. It's tighter and overall better written, still retaining the ideas that made the first game a Soviet mirror of Fallout 1 and 2.

Tons of easter eggs that made me laugh.

Just... The ending. Guys, all that buildup and foreshadowing over two games and this is what we get? I get that you're going for a plot hook for a third game, which is wonderful and all, but it really fizzled the story in the end.

In any case, congratulations on a job well done. Looking forward to whatever comes next one day. Good luck to you all.