Extra Coin

What I liked: Visual style The setting and synopsis Variety of minigames Little Easter Eggs like an NPC wearing[spoiler] Link's costume[/spoiler] What wasn't quite so good: The duels I missed one of the features of the game entirely (apparently, there is a social media app you can post to as a character) I wish it was a bit longer or the world had a bit more depth Repetitive unfinished bits (like the keyboard mappings) for a game that's out for 2 years I am a bit on the fence about this game. I enjoyed it. While there wasn't anything broken or wrong with the game, I didn't leave feeling satisfied, victorious or impacted by the story. I would still reccomend it if you like the art style, or want to play the duels as that would bring a lot of options to replay.

I highly recommend it — it’s a very, very nice game! I played through it in three days, and I’m pretty sure I had a major bug because I was never able to change my character’s cosmetics. It didn’t bother me that much anyway. The playthrough is so smooth — I didn’t see the time pass. Normally, after a few hours of playing, I tend to skip dialogue because I’d rather play than read, but this game kept me engaged the whole time. One slightly disappointing thing, in my opinion, is that you can’t continue playing normally after finishing the main story — you have to go back to a previous save. But this system does make it easier to get the different endings.

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I think I found this game through one of the indie showcases last year and it lived up to the hype in terms of art and writing. Unfortunately the let down for me was the gameplay. “Duels” are just tennis games which didn’t really feel good and the mini games were randomly placed in game with some luck and some surprising you with timing based games that needed a go or two to nail. Ultimately the pacing was the deal breaker for me. I’d recommend if you’re after a chill night time game. But overall it felt closer to a waking sim than something that’s fun to play.

The description says it is a story-rich life sim, but don't let that distract you from it's true nature: a cyberpunk tennis RPG.

Absolutely amazing hidden gem I've had slapping around in my library. Don't sleep on this. Fantastic story and some enjoyable gameplay too with inventive minigames & some tennis challenge matches (with abilities) that worked out well.