二逼青年的救赎 (2022)

[h1] Worst Nier Installment ever [/h1] In the latest installment of the Nier series, we get our first direct sequel to any Nier series, we are given the answers to questions about what happened to our lovable characters, namely 2B. Cavia has allowed a small outsource company known as 宅Max and a very transphobic and anti-femboy move (China and Japan being transphobic *Predator Handshake.png*). This is why we need more bi/pansexual Japanese directors like Yoko Taro. Based and sex pilled. Anyway (习近平) Xi Jinping hates femboys, because they are popular in South Korea. Which honestly Cavia and Square should have known that. But still here we are, 2B has transitioned in this, looking less like a femboy and more like a young man. And that's where we start, finding a new cast of characters replacing 9S' fat ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ ass. So with that disappointment out of the way, what are we left with? [h1]TL;DR[/h1] You thought I was going to do a table of only Cons as a 1 time gimmick? WRONG! [table] [tr] [th]Cons[/th] [th]Cons[/th] [/tr] [tr] [td]9S' supple body no where to be found [/td] [td]No references to any philosophical or political historical figure.…

For a turn-based RPG with characters to recruit, monsters to fight, equipment to collect and a final boss to defeat, 二逼青年的救赎 is surprisingly barebones on Steam. There are no Steam achievements or Trading Cards, despite all the obvious milestones that could have been used for achievements. The game is also entirely in Simplified Chinese, with its humour heavily relying on old Chinese internet memes, making much of the experience inaccessible to players who don't understand the language or references. It's a free RPG Maker game with some charm, but it feels very niche and unfinished as a Steam release.

二逼青年的救赎 is the kind of game you play because you have ten minutes to kill before a meeting and you’re feeling weirdly nostalgic. It’s a total RPG Maker project that doesn't even try to be "good"—it just wants to be funny for a very specific group of people. - The Vibes: If you grew up on the Chinese internet in the early 2010s, this is a massive nostalgia trip. It’s basically a playable museum of old-school "2B" (dumb/goofy) culture. The inside-jokes are everywhere—references to Sister Feng, Brother Chun, and all those legendary memes that defined that era. If you get the references, the dialogue is actually hilarious. For about ten minutes, it feels like you're back in a smoky internet cafe in 2011. - The Reality Check: The problem is that "ten minutes" isn't an exaggeration—it’s the entire game. You walk around, talk to some memes, get a ticket to escape the end of the world, and... that's it. Even though the nostalgic feeling is nice, it doesn't really make the experience feel "worthwhile" as a game. There’s no real gameplay to speak of, the assets are as basic as they come, and if you don’t understand the specific Chinese internet slang it’s built on, you’re just going to be …

Pretty bland apart from some inside chinese jokes here and there 3.6/10

[h1]Before I played 2B青年的救赎, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]

兄弟你个游戏也才10分钟的量就别整一个让人跑10分钟的迷宫嘛。