Nova Odessa

I bought it cuz I live in this city

A quick retro plunge with a paper-cut deep story. Reasonably fluid controls. A small variety of weaponry keeps repetitive combat somewhat freshy. Secrets were not deep dives into amazing lore, and it was kinda fun when the bum swore at me. I didn't disjoy myself and thus I recommend.

According to the description, I missed half of this game. I killed many demons, but I don't think I bought a single thing for my house! I wandered into the stores a few times, and periodically bought a coffee, but the shopkeepers never gave me a prompt to buy anything. Perhaps there was a location in my apartment to do this? Either way, I enjoyed my time with Nova Odessa. I dug the jazzy music loops, although it seemed like they looped a bit TOO fast. I liked the equipment, which offers you new ways to move through spaces in the game. And although I felt like the ammo ran out too quickly, I liked the weapons as well. The enemies that look like rhinos and oozes require a specific strategy, which keeps the player engaged and prevents the combat from getting thoughtless. In addition, the game features some tricky bosses! Raimundo & Lesma, Thor & Belinda, and Mariano all required multiple tries from me to get through. However, there were a few flaws to note. First of all, you spend a LOT of time walking around in this game. Your character has a dash move, but not even this truly mitigates the issue. The game takes place over a series of days, and each day you'll walk to work and each…

I really loved this game - a lot of fun to play and it has the right amount of plot and action. For whatever reason this game felt nostalgic to me, it was like playing a game from the 90s - highly recommend! There's an interesting plot twist to this as well.

Is this a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ interior de são paulo reference???/

nah