Now that we've covered the 'ambitious,' let's move on to the 'imaginative.' Of course, it'd probably be better to just leave that stuff on the cutting room floor, but if works, then I suppose that's fine. Sometimes the developers take active notice of the fact that their game is too much to take, and as result implement functions that negate the aforementioned issues. You won't die often, but you'll die eventually. Just as well it should be noted that while combat CAN be amazing, it can also be defunct when the game doesn't very well communicate how attacks, regardless of who's delivering, actually work. Specifically in that it tries to do almost everything imaginable as much as it can, which can make exploration and quests bloated by design. However in that, also lies the major issue with this game.

The games ever-present focus on mobility during combat can be hard to get used to, but after a while you'll find that living the life of a post-apocalyptic drunkard style practitioner an absolute joy. As the furriest kung-fu fever dream under the sun goes, it is without a doubt a beautiful thing.Ĭombat can be an amazing experience as you flit around the screen shooting and slicing your problems away. Ignoring how that's actually 3 words, please note that this description is not entirely praise. This is a game that can be described in two words: Imaginative and Ambitious. I beat this game, and probably won't play it again for years.)

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