Another World - Thought Taboo

I like the art style of the game! Very promising start of an rpg game! Keep up the good work!

Another World - Thought Taboo, developed and published by Ashwind, is the kind of indie experience that feels intentionally distant and unaccommodating, almost as if it challenges the player to prove their willingness to engage with it on its own terms. Rather than guiding you through a structured narrative or a clearly defined progression system, the game drops you into an unfamiliar setting and expects you to learn, adapt, and survive through observation and experimentation. This design philosophy immediately sets it apart from more mainstream RPGs, leaning instead into a slow-burn approach where understanding the world becomes part of the gameplay itself. The core structure revolves around building a life in a strange, often hostile environment. Players can take on different roles or professions, each influencing how they interact with the world and how they approach progression. Whether focusing on combat, resource gathering, or other activities, the game encourages replayability through these divergent paths. However, the process of growth is deliberately gradual, requiring patience as you gather resources, improve your capabilities, and prepare for increasingly dangerous enc…

I like the style and the general feeling of the game, but that is all. There is no manual, the english translation is broken so you have to guess, monster names are missing from sentences, some buttons are blank or not english and the game (especially the combat) is slow paced, which is annoying after a while. I don't recommend it, except if you are curious and patient.