Finally finished Imposter Factory. Its previous games, To the Moon, Bird Story, and Finding Paradise were phenomenal and I wondered how this will fare but got to say, they really went beyond my expectations. Seriously the best story-driven games I've ever played.

like man, I thought these days I wasn't patient enough with games to play story-driven games anymore, but was so glad to play it tonight, and really regret not playing it any sooner.
although I think today was a perfect day to play a game like this
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Been wanting this game for a while, and finally it's available on humble bundle.
so I get it, and I give it a try.
I've heard that it's quite a nonsensical shoot-em-up, but really it feels more than that.
The gimmick of having to go back in time and using your past selves to do more damage and basically using different characters to help other characters deal more damage while not dying feel like it requires more thinking than regular shoot-em-up.
I only started playing, but the one boss stage I had to fight three bosses in a row. I think it's quite a smart design to figure out how much time and rewinding one should use to beat the first boss in order to save enough time for the second and the third bosses.
Like even if I beat the first boss easily, it requires me to go back in time a bit in order to finish that first guy faster, so the next bosses I have enough time to finish them off before time runs out.
Quite an interesting way to play the game. Definitely the recommend.

Was kind of bored at first not understanding the game; then the game got really intense and I got super into it. Played for a while, repeated missions I failed and got better and better. Later the game kind of lost its replayability. But still it was a great game to play.
It'd be cool to have a campaign or something.

Man the music here is so amazing, loooove it.
And the art style is great as well - love the simple-styled color.
And it's really hard, but so fun.

You guys remember that climbing down the ladder part?
I still do.
Probably the scene from a video game that scared me the most.