You can't enjoy it without knowing the language, as it's based on replaying one short level and getting various bad endings. All of this is supposed to be spiced up by the commentator, but I can't understand him.
Wanted to give it a "B" but found in it almost R34. Definitely an "A+"
I merely translated the comment from Tabun's user.
Curiously, for this contest many people decided to make explicit homages to Vampire Survivors, Shower With Your Dad Simulator 2015, Wario Ware - now The Stanley Parable. In the original game a good ending will happen if you follow the narrator's guidance, here the opposite is true, you have to go against it, though all the other endings are humorous. Getting the right ending leads to a meaningful ending, though. The AI voice acting is very handy for the developer, though it's not as pretty as real voice. I guess it's my humble English experience, but only Princess Luna's words were hard to understand, and she gives the necessary information for the walkthrough. The story is pretty cool. The narration through the book at the beginning and end looks really impressive, though a bit poor against the standard Unity skybox. Assets are applied in some very creative ways in some cases, especially the candle made from a flattened and stretched flour sack.
I saw on the stream what's in the dark room after the hole in the wall. I'll give to game an “A-” for that.
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KaskeT (from Tabun):
You can't enjoy it without knowing the language, as it's based on replaying one short level and getting various bad endings. All of this is supposed to be spiced up by the commentator, but I can't understand him.
Wanted to give it a "B" but found in it almost R34. Definitely an "A+"
I merely translated the comment from Tabun's user.Curiously, for this contest many people decided to make explicit homages to Vampire Survivors, Shower With Your Dad Simulator 2015, Wario Ware - now The Stanley Parable. In the original game a good ending will happen if you follow the narrator's guidance, here the opposite is true, you have to go against it, though all the other endings are humorous. Getting the right ending leads to a meaningful ending, though. The AI voice acting is very handy for the developer, though it's not as pretty as real voice. I guess it's my humble English experience, but only Princess Luna's words were hard to understand, and she gives the necessary information for the walkthrough. The story is pretty cool. The narration through the book at the beginning and end looks really impressive, though a bit poor against the standard Unity skybox. Assets are applied in some very creative ways in some cases, especially the candle made from a flattened and stretched flour sack.
I saw on the stream what's in the dark room after the hole in the wall. I'll give to game an “A-” for that.