Nilspace

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Pretty great and polished game. It's a Persona-esque game with Fire Emblem-like gameplay, though the story from what I read on the forums is completely linear, so the story choices you make are just "flavor text" so to speak. It does mean you feel no pressure in choosing them though. WHO you choose to interact with and in what order is, in contrast, EXTREMELY important though. If say you didn't plan out your activities beforehand then you are screwing yourself in the battle section, delaying upgrades and stuff. That said, most of the time you should be able to beat the game the "default" way even on the highest difficulty. There could be a lot more depth like delving into certain characters' stories giving you Unique Items and stuff you wouldn't have otherwise, but I'm too early in the game to know if that's a thing right now. Story's pretty chill. Not gonna spoil more than that. The only question I have is whether Nilspace (the in-game game) is a 3rd POV action game or a turn-based tactics game because sometimes the characters would geek out on details that make no sense if it's a TBT, like attacking the enemy's back or the enemy moving too fast to hit and stuff. Would recommend…

"Nilspace" is a badly made and objectively failed "RPG" that's really more like a cringe soaked high school anime club fan-fiction e-book rather than an actual game. What do you do in the game? The RPG and combat mechanics here are weak and uninteresting, no surprise since the focus is more on the developers imaginary friends that he wrote into the fan-fiction. The main aim of this is to get you to click through all the cringey writing. The game features really lacklustre 2D visuals (does the developer not know 3D graphics became mainstream in the mid-1990s?). Gamers don't spend thousands of dollars on gaming rigs and the latest 3D graphics cards to play 2D games. Even mobile phones and game consoles can do 3D graphics now. There's no excuse. It's free... now, but it wasn't before. The developer was charging $20 USD for this. That's right, TWENTY UNITED STATES DOLLARS for this high school anime club dropout fan-fiction... talk about delusions of grandeur. The fact that the developer genuinely thought people would pay that kind of money for this drivel is more entertaining than the entire game is. Price barriers, especially on low quality products, can be a direct caus…

Is a fun game, I think the studio could have done a lot of work if it had received the same level of attention and funding that comes along with that as some of the bigger names in this genre. Hopefully they keep making games like this because their style is solid and fun.

This is a good game with an interesting story line. I really like the combat sequences and I am not usually into these types of games.

After playing this for 2 hours, it legitimately has been one of the most well written games I have played. It's been an entertaining story line, lots of drama. The fighting portion is awesome, I'm more of the novice but want more story rich and this is definitely story rich! 10/10