this is hands down the best logic puzzle game i've ever played and will probably ever play. there are puzzles upon puzzles upon puzzles, everything is a puzzle, and solving all of them feels like connecting pieces of information with a red string. the feeling of connecting the dots, solving a huge mystery bit by bit, crafting theories is perfectly recreated. if you've ever put a tinfoil hat on just to craft some theories about a story you loved for the fun of it, this game will make you feel that again but will let you actually be correct with your guesses for once. and most of the time you cannot guess the answer before getting all the clues needed for it. it's perfect. i've taken screenshots of every piece of paper i've found, i have 4 sheets of paper full of notes written with a pencil and will definitely need more. there's lots of rng involved but the more you play the more bonuses you get so you won't be stuck with bad luck forever - the pacing of this is also great. also the atmosphere is perfect for me, i love the loneliness and peacefulness.

this game is pure heroin. "just one more round" doesn't even apply here for me because i so completely lose touch with reality when i play this that i don't feel the passage of time at all. this is hands down the most addicting rougelite i've ever played. all of the characters have interesting and usable decks and combining those decks in different ways feels amazing. the story is surprisingly great and i can't wait to find out more about the mystery. the humor is 100% on point - no dialogue sequence has failed to make me laugh so far. the soundtrack is absolutely up my alley. overall an amazing experience that i really did not expect from a game i bought to chill on voice chat. it's still amazing for chilling on voice chat though.

It's amazing even if you dislike JRPGs. The story and the characters (except Mishima) are worth every second of attention.

This is what Boku no Hero Academia could/would have been if Midoriya accepted reality and became a detective instead.

Very fun, with a surprising amount of roleplay potential. I really liked all the references, crossovers and jokes. The ability to style the potions was absolutely genious - assigning practical bottle shapes to each one was super fun (like pouring slowness potions into the weird laying bottle so it would be easier to coat arrows in the potion during hunts if you strapped it to your belt... or storing shrinking potions in big bottles that could be easily handled by people who made themselves too big by mistake, haha). A very fun game.