MEAT RPG

tibia have better controls than this game

The click to move is pretty bad, not the format but the execution. Sometimes you will click to move and your character will flatout ignore it. The graphics seem alright but also out of place (maybe)? The character looks pixelated but the world isn't. I am not sure if that was intentional or not? Playing this on the hardest difficulty isn't fun let alone fair. I understand making a game difficult but what kind of RPG makes you wish you never approached a simple enemy. The laggy input doesn't help this matter at all. If you were expecting a true-diablo clone then I am sorry bud but this isn't it.

Developed and published by Trippin Bears, M.E.A.T. is an independent RPG that confidently embraces the eccentric. Rather than settling for a familiar fantasy backdrop, it transports players to an alternate version of nineteenth-century Canada during the Gold Rush, where frontier life collides with an inexplicable alien horror. The result is a game that feels like a meeting point between classic CRPG design, pulp science fiction, and cosmic dread. You step into the boots of Sir Culligan, a former soldier whose search for answers leads him into a remote region plagued by a mysterious substance known simply as M.E.A.T. From the opening moments, the game establishes itself as a title more interested in mood and mystery than spectacle. Its greatest accomplishment is the world it creates. The pixel-art visuals may appear modest at first glance, but they do an excellent job of conveying a land that has been corrupted by forces beyond human comprehension. Isolated settlements, abandoned mines, and grotesque creatures all contribute to an atmosphere of persistent unease. There is a deliberate sense of loneliness throughout the adventure, and the game's setting remains memorable because of …

Unplayable. This is garbage. I am requesting a refund.

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Overall a pretty solid gritty open world rpg. Real-time combat but once you click on an enemy the game autobattles for you, you just gotta heal and or create distance if you're a ranged character. The beginning of the game was extraordinarily tedious. There's not very many heals at the beginning of the game and no resting system as far as I can tell. So if you run out of heals like I did. You may have to farm rats, and moose for raw meat to heal and for xp until you're strong enough to get out of that hole. It sucked, it should probably be reworked. Just add an npc that heals u for 5 gold or something. the ending was meh.