Hylics

bottom line; i highly recommend this game if you like surreal games with an off-brand humour, a forgiving playstyle, and vaguely uncomfortable music. and if you think you dont like those things, i still think you should play this game. for the less succinct part of the review, i want to say that i bought this game when i was much younger, played it not even one time, soft-locked myself, and gave up. but it stayed with me and i thought about it often. decided to pick it back up recently and its been amazing, as it was when i didnt give it a chance the first time. this game has been with me through a lot of weird stuff, so much so that sometimes i feel like my life plays a tune too similar. i appreciate that hylics makes you slow down a bit, even when youre fighting for your life. anyways, ill wrap it up by saying this: remember, you can always crash on the couch.

I have no idea what just happened.

i guess its just art

love it

cinema

every time I play this I think I like it a little bit less but its also been a go-to each year when my seasonal depression hits so what can I say? out of a cardboard box that had been shoved into the back of a hallway closet, i pull hylics out, dust it off, and find some small comfort in it. not a well designed game but obviously more aesthetically distinct than many of its contemporaries, even if the overall look, and especially its sound, is still finding its sea legs here