Hindsight 20/20 - Wrath of the Raakshasa
Triple-I Games · 2021 · Action, Adventure, RPG, Action RPG, Third Person
PC
Mixed56% · 16 📈 Making a comeback 65%
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About Hindsight 20/20 - Wrath of the Raakshasa
- "Hindsight 20/20's accessible combat, stylized visuals, and complex conundrums give it plenty of potential." - Game Informer, Issue 314
- “With experience at studios like BioWare and Sucker Punch, it’s no surprise that Hindsight 20/20 shines so bright.” - Gamezo
- “I had left feeling like every second mattered, because in a lot of ways it did.” - Gaming Access Weekly
- "Best Action Adventure" at DreamHack, Atlanta 2019 and official selection for PAX Rising at PAX East 2020
Hindsight 20/20 - Wrath of the Raakshasa is a 3D third-person action RPG that allows you to fix your mistakes from past playthroughs and relive them for vastly different gameplay and story experiences. Your choices and actions have meaningful consequences that allow you to discover the power of your morality.
Choice in Combat
Decide the fate of two kingdoms as one-armed warrior Jehan. Will you respect the values of your former home by respecting life in all forms? Or will you meet conflict with violence? Before every battle, make the conscious decision to wield a stun rod to pacify your enemies or a sword to put them down for good.
A Malleable World
The town and its inhabitants can switch between several states. You will only see a version of your world in your playthrough as both, the town and its inhabitants are affected by your choices and actions.
Interesting AI and Bosses
All NPCs treat you differently based on your choices and actions. Also, bosses in Hindsight 20/20 are relatable and have nuances in their personalities. There are shades of grey in their characters as there is no longer a border between good and evil.
The Experience Engine
This hand-crafted choice-based RPG is driven by a gameplay engine that creates dynamic gameplay and story experiences based on what you in the game. Every action and choice you make is observed and recorded by the Experience Engine, which then reacts accordingly to create unique playthroughs. This feedback loop of choices, actions, and reactions affects the flow of the story and drives the gameplay of Hindsight 20/20.
Ten different endings
Hindsight 20/20 has 10 different endings and four of those endings have absolutely no overlap. Each ending is carefully tailored to all the choices and actions you make in your journey. And unlocking each ending grants you an achievement as well.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[i] My Experience [/i] Although I don't tend to be the type of player that will replay a game to get a different ending, I was nevertheless intrigued by a game that offers choices in how you approach conversations and enemy encounters. My first impression of the game was an odd one - the first two folks I spoke to in town asked me to bust their loved ones out of police-enforced quarantine. It was suspected that these individuals had been infected with the Raakshasa virus (I suppose I'll call it). As I am familiar with some absolutely devastating viruses in our world (like Ebola) and we are currently living in a pandemic in which public health agencies have strongly recommended quarantine after exposure or infection, I wasn't really inclined to help these folks. I didn't know how contagious the virus in question is or whether it's even curable. However, I couldn't proceed in the game until completing these quests. I suppose that you're given the option not to help when you finally reach the individuals in quarantine, but breaking into this complex and fighting through layers of guards only to kill someone who was already under lock and key seems like nonsense. A weird start to a g…7 found this helpful
The combat is really clunky and not fun4 found this helpful
way to hyped up on the tiktok was really upsetting1 found this helpful
The story is okay but overall just eh
Good game
Don't get this game even if its on sale. For free....only if you really have nothing to do and your bored to hell. Otherwise dont touch this boring ass game.
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