Fear & Hunger

The first half has a great atmosphere and when everything is still fresh and new you can look past a lot of the glaring issues. From there, though, everything from the second half of the game onwards feels like a repetitive chore. I forced myself to get Ending A on my second playthrough and I just don't think it was remotely worth it. I can see the potential and I enjoyed the first half enough to maybe look at the sequel, but considering how many copies have sold of both games, the technical state of this is pretty appalling. Soft-locks, repeated crashes, weapons that aren't labelled correctly so they don't damage ghosts when cursed. Maybe I had a worse experience than most will because I ran into *all* of these and more. Some aspects of the game I loved, enough so that I might give the sequel a try, but this feels like a very rough prototype that did not value my time in the slightest.

Is this game brutal? yes. Is it unforgiving? yes. the games is sick; its nightmare fuel and rampant with sexual violence, dismemberment, betrayal, child sacrifice, religious trauma but the point of it is not to titillate or excite the player instead its horrifying and it evokes feelings of the worst possible outcome in the triggered trauma. This game is not for the faint of heart. That said, as a horror aficionado, I see a game that pushes the boundaries of the horror game genre. Not only are the themes scary but the time paced events and the unforgiving and somewhat unfair game play that is constantly changing depending on your choices, who you pick and honestly at times just blind luck make for a difficult albeit satisfying experience. A lot of this game seems to be inspired by mythology, modern religions, classic horror movies, and even anime. My favorite part of the games are the characters, I see myself in some form in all the 4 playable characters. *Minor Spoilers!!* and based ...

Visa, Mastercard, Stripe and Paypal are more disturbing than this game if you asked me

Hello, My name is [spoiler] whogiveashityk [/spoiler] This game is one of the most immersive game, where you get to adopt a orphan girl who will barely do any damage but won't let you have Enki or Ragnvaldr as your party member because you took the other useless dog that your girlfriend who played this game for 100 hours maybe even more told you to get, saying that him pissing on the floor makes him op af (clarification she did not,I am exaggerating it, she only said it was the easiest way to get a good party member), but it doesn't and now it is giving me a loop of pain and butt bleeding. Then you go ass deep (Pun intended) as possible to then find d'Arce getting hit like she's in the intro of goblin slayer, but since we're the ultimate cahara we kill the ugly looking naked blue goblin and then get d'arce to then give her those stupid scissor shit thing? to then have her miss 20/7 (she rarely hits them) resulting in me, needing to press esc then the yellow door icon, then "to title" ...

This game is fucking brutal and makes me want to die but also keep playing at the same time. 10/10

Enjoyed: - Extremely internally consistent with its own thematics, including integrating it into gameplay. - "Puzzle" style encounters, all but requiring a certain order of limb targeting to kill an enemy. - Speaking of: Limb targetting. I think it's cool. Did Not Enjoy: - Thematic integration making the game fucking CHEEKS to play, to put it lightly (lots of instant deaths, limb loss is omnipresent, PERMANENT ANAL BLEEDING from being RAPED, can't even save through most of the game without a coinflip that could throw you into combat). - Very much runs into "Too Bleak, Stopped Caring", if you couldn't guess from the above list of 'shit that can just sorta happen to you'. Conclusion: Don't. Unless you're a masochist who's into it. My playtime as of writing is 8.4 hours. Out of that, I got two hours of actually usable gameplay. I respect the fuck out of what it's going for. The style's cool, and I know this was meant as 'a game that wasn't meant to blow up, but here we are'. That doesn...

A true gem that has been sitting in my library for a while now, if you want an extremely difficult but in my opinion fair experience then pick this game up, having spent 6 hours plus in just the first part of the game, trial and error became my friend.. and it should become yours as well. I found myself getting particularly attached to a party member and I just refused to play if they died, endlessly reloading my save until I finally accepted the fact that they were simply too hard to keep alive. It's one of the many feelings this game evokes in a player; please PLEASE try it, it's very cheap and we don't know how long it will be available for with the Visa Mastercard fiasco on games with NSFW content.

I exchanged a little girl for a claymore, and then i opened the game

Got beat to death by gordon ramsay and then reloaded the game just to be killed by a crow 10/10 game

Dark souls X Berserk X Undertale with a lot of everything terrifying that exists. Great if you like lore games, or challenging games where you have to figure stuff out yourself. I recommend watching a video about it before playing to know what you're getting into tho.