Changeover: Decisions

Changeover: Decisions is an unusual Russian hybrid of 2D stick fighter, 2D retro pixel platformer and craptastic visual novel/adventure game. It seems a lot of work went into copying + pasting Unity assets and filling out stuff using Unity's Corgi platformer engine (one of the many assets the developer used from Unity without bothering to credit the real creators) to result in such a garbage product, but on the upside this is only about 15 minutes long, and we all know less garbage is better than more garbage. It's a short edgy 2D retro pixel adventure with crappy writing, worse translation, flakey gameplay and terrible graphics. And bonus homophobic slurs from the developer right on the front page, which tells you all you need to know about the "developer" here. That kind of stuff really isn't acceptable. From a technical perspective, the game doesn't meet basic minimum requirements that most PC gamers expect as standard. A choice was made to use obsolete, decades old retro pixel "art" as a substitute for contemporary PC graphics. It's unclear if this is due to lack of budget or talent, regardless, the overall visual quality of the game is extremely low as a result. Whi…

Strange underplay. The idea is good, the implementation is complete crap.

One chapter. A dozen endings. Moderately fun. Overall not my cup of tea but someone might like it. I just wanna support Russian gamedev. (Tip: improve or change the stairs mechanics it instead of joking about it in-game)

[h1]GIVEN KEY FROM DEVS (iirc)[/h1] [quote]It's been a hot minute, yes, but if memory serves correctly the key was given to me as a testing before release key.[/quote] It seems like yet another piece of Steam abandonware that was promisin' at first.

I really hate hard 2D style games and this is one of them. i've played the game for 3 hours and have really not got anywhere. It's just too hard move jump and dodge the rats that supposively can hurt you. The was a humble bundle free game and should only be sold for twenty cents or a quarter.

Funy game