The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood

please oh my god if you consider yourself an indie game fan in any shape or form you must must must play this game. i can't even think of everything right now, there's so much. i'm so glad i played it, i can't wait to do it again, i want to see everything.

Melancholic game for girls about girls, which is rare. Storyline and music create bittersweet atmosphere of loneliness and search for meaning. Despite heavy lesbian theme and subtle disdain for men, the most compelling character is male-like Behemoth. I think it shows, that for interesting story/reality we still need masculine energy, as it beautifully complements our own.

I played the demo and immediately purchased the full game after finishing the demo. It is not only a visually beautiful game, it is also so beautifully written. I am so excited to play again and choose different options I was tossing with during my first run through. Highly recommend this game to really anyone as you get to map your journey.

Just simply amazing. If you're debating on getting it, consider this your sign to just do it.

Note: I will try to avoid spoiling the story in this review as I feel I'd be doing it a great injustice to retell the story in an unflattering manner and would also ruin your own expectations of the story of the game. [h1] The Good [/h1] I treat this game as how I would treat a visual novel, by trying to read as much as I can, to the best of my abilities. I usually have trouble keeping up with stories as my lil goldfish brain seem to not have the capacity to remember details, but this game is an exception. I can't be sure if I can attribute this to the charming art style that keeps me mentally engaged, or the writing style that doesn't mince words, which I also quite like. Other than that, the other game mechanic of designing our own tarot cards, and in a few story events, gives some extra content for those who are more artistically inclined. Best part is, those few story events where we have to design something aside from our tarot cards are actually reflected in the character's dial...

the first half of the game is immaculate. the second half the cracks start to show but the vibes are still perfect and worth playing until the end. If you've ever played Dark Souls 1 it reminds me of that. And much like Dark Souls 1 it is a very special game and is worthy of your time

I didn't expect such hard politics in this game when I purchased it, I don't hate where the story went but I can't help but feel like a political story for this art style and characters is the weakest option and wasted a lot of potential. Sometimes the dialogue was a bit too ''woke'' for my liking but overall I adored the game, making cards was so fun, and the art is outright gorgeous. Totally give it a try if you're into visual novels, the narrative style reminded me of Coffee Talk but I found this one more interesting.

One of the few games that brings magic to life in a way that feels right,

[h2] I should have listened to the bad reviews. I wanted to like this SO MUCH.[/h2] On paper, it was everything I like. I even played it 2.5 times to give it a chance, and the more I played the more it solidified that I cannot recommend it. Also, no NG+ or skip button for replays. Odd choice for such a game. I don't care about romancing [spoiler] Abramar, but he is a friend. That is what Fortuna's character believes after the MANY dialogue choices I chose in the playthrough. He has been betrayed so many times by his previous witch mistresses, I cannot believe [/spoiler] the developers made BETRAYAL lead to utopia and PAYING UP makes you [spoiler] hate Abramar. It didn't make sense with the choices we got and the dialogue options we chose before the ending. [/spoiler] It's one thing if you didn't give the players a choice, cause then that's just the story our MC, Fortuna, chose. But to give all these options and then ignore the players' choices and dialogue options, with only a few opt...

Really good. Relaxing and I feel like there's many options to make the game feel like it's truly your own experience. The music in the game is what made me really love it though, it was truly so good and emotional.