Broken Reality 2000

It's kinda buggy and the gameplay is bland. It feels like a shallower version of the original game. Completely forgot VR was an option before refunding. I don't think VR would save it though.

if you like vaporwave this game and the first one are must plays. it perfectly captures the mood of wandering around a dead mall while also adding in some light metroid vania type mechanics and some enjoyable and jokey writing.

Man do I love games that have artistic vision and creative weirdness like this game. Somehow the developers manage to capture that peak early 2000s internet feeling of nostalgia and vaporwave-esque frutiger aero vibes in the various environments that are an absolute blast to explore in this game. It's not just cool vibes either, this game was genuinely addicting - it had exploration/collectathon mechanics crossed with metroid-like progression (obtain new item/re-explore old areas), cool puzzles that made sense but also weren't a bore, and weirdly enough a somewhat compelling storyline beneath all of it. I found myself multiple times during my playtime just standing and staring in awe at some of these environments. Every level is a joy to explore and pick apart and no level feels the same in what its trying to do - both artisitcally and mechanically. To top everything off, the soundtrack was varied and engrossing the entire time. It genuinely might be something I listen to after the fact. I truly think this is an almost perfect experience and thank god I discovered it this weekend. What a game to get immersed in and distract yourself from the world for a bit.

The long awaited sequel for [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/757480/Broken_Reality/]Broken Reality[/url]. I have to admit that it feels less creative than the first one. But again it's a cozy walking-sim-collectathon full of memes and popculture references.

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I don't even know what to say; I honestly went into this game fearing reaching the end because I had been looking forward to its release for years and I just didn't want to finish it. Over 50 hours and two months later, I finally decided that today was the day and oh man, what a ride. I am a nostalgic person. I hold onto things quite fervently. I also can confidently say Broken Reality is one of my favorite games of all time; I love going back to it when I have nothing else going on, I like finding things I hadn't spotted before, I like the bugs and exploits. I'm not much of a speed-runner (obviously) but I like to see how quickly I can finish it, yet I'm always enthralled in the worlds the devs created and end up taking my time genuinely basking in the landscape. Broken Reality 2000 feels immense in comparison; the fact that you don't get your whole arsenal from the very start was part of the reason as to why the game ended up feeling so much lengthier, not to mention the puzzles that this time around required more time and a bit more thought. I really enjoyed the new mechanics and the updated visuals, and the addition of achievements at long last is highly appreciated t…