Grand Academy for Future Villains

It tries to be self-aware and genre deconstructive, but mostly it accomplishes being not funny.

Your choice don't count. Your choice are twisted and this story doesn't go anywhere. Its bad

The setting and concept here is quite good. Interesting idea, I sincerely like it a lot. The story that the author decided to tell within that setting is the weakest point of the whole thing. With a lot of CoG titles, even if I can't remember the names of characters a week or so later, I can remember their vibe and what I liked or didn't like about them. With this one, I couldn't remember anything about any of the characters the very next day. They're that forgettable.

nah, confusin af

The game was very disengaging.No coherent stories or connections especially with the characters. It was an awesome concept but was poorlyy executed this time around (we;;, for me it was. You may see differently but I am a huge fan of rpg and story rich games...this did not feel like it)

Delivers on its premise, high on lampshading and humour. You play a villian learning to be a villian and the jokes come from how its plays tropes straight. For example, you pass an exam for "villian arrogance" by simply walking out and ignoring the test or your parent will be very proud if you blackmail them into paying your tutation. Very funny and ability to choose what kind of villian you want to be, without beeing railroaded into one archtype or god forbid, a hero.