kill bug

Good.

Is good

homophobia

gud

It's halo

Needs a lot of work. The concept is interesting and how the timeline lets you strategist is a good idea, but it just doesn't work. Takedowns seem to be the most powerful move but using it felt very inconsistent. "100% hit chance" shouldn't be interrupted by the guy walking when he's still in front of me. The graphics and animations are poor and plays like a two dollar mobile game. It's not surprising that only 50% of players beat the first boss.

Refunded.

I would only suggest this game to someone who has beaten a few point and clicks before, but to those people, I HIGHLY recommend it.

Overall a good experience. The puzzles are very hard and the idea of a manual is really fun and familiar as someone who has messed with old tech and set up many devices off of outdated and sometimes foreign manuals. There was a part or two where I needed to look up a guide, but that ended up only being helpful to prove that I was on the right track and probably would have gotten it in time. The rest of the puzzles were very satisfying to complete and pretty well done. They fit well into the weird space station vibe they created. The writing, art, and music came together so well. The story was great and very clear with what was going on. It was a bit of an emotional journey, but one that I think most adults can sympathize with enough to be driven by the story. Unlike most indie games, it had a real resolution too. Every question had been answered and every page of the manual had been used. Quite satisfying.

I saw this game is available on the switch as well and would work really well with a touch screen.

Besides the performance issues, this game is top notch fun.

It's the sequel to Hotline Miami that I really wanted.