Um dos jogos indies mais viciantes que eu já joguei

One of the best games i've played. The music and story are 10/10, i usually don't pay too much attention to graphics, but the art design was exceptional, the devs were able to capture what it seems to be abstract ideas and put it perfectly in the game. The story is complex but it is explained well enough for the player to have a sense of mystery during the gameplay and euphoria after the plot twists are revealed. Being a turn base RPG could turn a few people down, but Clair Obscur found a way to make the turn base combat system dynamic and engaging with the parry and dodge mechanic. Expedition 33 seems to me what a game made with the passion of a indie developer would be if he had the budget of a triple A title. A must play
If you are in doubt if you should buy this game, i would recommend playing until the cutscene of the ''Gommage'' and refund if you didnt feel hooked by the story (it occurs before the first 2 hours of gameplay so you can refund it with no problem)

One of the best fast pace action indie games you can play. The movement in ultrakill fits perfectly with the gameplay. I really enjoyed my time playing it

Best ending of all videogames i've played

Very fun to play. From Software took a risk with this new style of gameplay but i would say they got most of it right. The game is definetly not perfect but you will get your money's worth of fun in it.

One of the best exploration games. Kinda difficult to recommend to other people without giving spoilers

The most satisfying gameplay of the soulsborne games

Absolute cinema

The overall atmosphere is great, but being force to walk in the dark and having to reset EVERYTIME you take a step in the wrong direction when you can barely see just makes the gameplay repetitive and difficult to enjoy. Some parts are like a horror game where the monster cant see you, but there are more than one puzzle where you get little to no clue that something is waiting for you and you have to start again, which sucks. The gameplay is enjoyable if you can get past of some frustating parts, but i believe these mechanics could be presented in a better way, The world seems amazing at first but being forced to explore it in a linear way takes away much of the exploration freedom that i loved from the base game. Overall i would say it is an ok DLC, i really wanted to go back to play outer wilds cuz i loved the base game, but i couldnt shake the feeling that i would rather play other indie games instead of this dlc

very addictive