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>>17460238 (OP)We're too busy with vivian
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Because it's something nophono has known about until now since you brought it up
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>>17460259I said it was popular years ago; now is dnb, but how was it possible to ignore this bullshit?
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>>17460276When was this ever popular in the first place? I literally don't remember hearing anything about this years ago
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>>17460288Just search SLARPG, you'll get my point later
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it's like deltarune but if it was forged in niggerhell by jartycucks
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I bet their developers are just troons and not actual lesbians GEG
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>I definitely didn’t expect to like this as much as I did, but it turned out to be great fun.
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>It’s been years since I’ve burned out my quota of JRPGs. And while I still enjoy one or another from time to time, all those watered-down melodramas disguised as (often pointless) power fantasies, full of basic tropes and stiff, dated, repetitive design conventions, have lost every ounce of appeal they once had.
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>I honestly had no interest left in the genre.
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>And like any average ignorant person, I’ve always viewed the furry community with a good dose of concern and unfounded prejudice.
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>With a title that sounds like a parody, and the fact that I might just be too old for this kind of thing, the chances of me ever playing it were almost zero.
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>But, by sheer coincidence, I was browsing through a review list by a YouTube critic I’ve followed for years called Lorerunner (I highly recommend checking out his “Ruminations”), and I noticed that this game had an extraordinarily high score — higher than Resident Evil 4R!
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>That hinted that maybe the title wasn’t just a joke and this wasn’t another one of those “meme games” flooding Steam.
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>And well, for a game made with a very limited engine, built on a practically prehistoric structure (only a bit more complex and visually engaging than classic SNES titles), this is an extremely solid game.
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>WAAAAY better than it has any right to be.
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>It’s a well-crafted reproduction of traditional genre elements, made by people who clearly know every trick and cliché like the back of their hand — how each one used to be applied, how they evolved, and how to subvert them to make them more convenient and fun.
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>Think of every headache you’ve ever had playing these games — all the repetition, the grind, the padding, the boring backtracking, the characters’ complete lack of awareness of their surroundings, the hours of filler text stretching out the game’s length, the huge and generic dungeons, the utterly bland combat mechanics… all those things that sour your experience whenever you try revisiting those old classics.
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>This game fixes almost all of that, without abandoning the traditional formula — building instead on tried and tested features, and showing a glimpse of the “hidden potential” behind each of them.
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>It’s surprising how much mileage they get out of these mechanics, simply by adding some humor and creativity.
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>This is a fair-sized, lighthearted, straightforward, action-packed romantic story, about a handful of surprisingly well-spoken and emotionally complex young adults taking their first steps toward the lives they want for themselves, getting into wild adventures — and saving the world from apocalyptic threats along the way.
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>And also working out their relationships. Which is almost as serious.
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>With excellent pacing, a solid and well-balanced turn-based combat system (even if a bit on the easy side), and sharp, clever writing overflowing with charm and comedy — not to mention a presentation that’s… let’s say creative — the game stands as a complete package within the genre’s framework.
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>It uses modern (as in contemporary) language and maintains a consistently humorous tone, but never so much that it overshadows the story’s dramatic moments. The humor is grounded in the characters and setting, and doesn’t rely on cheap references or devolve into a self-aware meme soup.
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>The writing is good enough to let the humanity behind the words shine through.
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>They have the sensitivity and skill to tell a funny story without sacrificing emotional depth or dialogue cohesion. Conversations sound like actual conversations. Jokes make sense within the game’s own world.
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>Even when it’s poking fun at genre clichés, it does so in a way that even players without that background can still appreciate the jokes.
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>And they never overdo the melodrama — whenever the game gets to those moments, they feel earned.
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>The plot itself is intriguing and coherent enough to keep the story moving at a steady pace, full of eccentric characters, layered conflicts, mysteries and revelations.
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>The game world isn’t huge, but it feels alive (by 90s RPG standards), with plenty of flavorful NPC interactions and vignettes (many optional and regularly updated based on context), reminiscent of Earthbound. And it offers a wide range of memorable locations with distinct concepts.
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>>17460474there's a character limit?
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>>17460488yes and the full review is almost double that limit
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>>1746047423 shitskins writing coal
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>And the jokes, man… From questioning the legality of shopkeepers’ inventory, to treasure chest contents, to reused enemy sprites — even the word “furry” itself!
>It’s brilliant. And it never feels overdone.
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>>17460562holy shit why did xhe use so many reddit spaces
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>>>17460562
>holy shit why did xhe use so many reddit spaces
Xhe's retarded
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Holy raped