Felvidek

10/10 What other game lets you acquire a Jew, an Ottoman, and a tattooed buttocks?

This game is all style in the best possible way. A perfect little package to help you remember why you enjoy video games.

Reminiscent of LISA and Hylics, but with an alcoholic Hungarian knight

little known fact, but this game actually takes place in modern day slovakia. the country just looks like that these days

funky style,,, funky music,, funky story,,,, this game was pretty freakin good

The only gripe I have with this game is the lacklustre, downright disappointing ending. The rest of the game is full of charm wrapped in a uniquely eastern european aesthetic. The art and music perfectly compliment the story and setting. Gameplay is quick and fun.

Great dialogue. Wonderful setting. Really cool psuedo-3D battle animations.

This game turned me Slovak for roughly 6 hours. I feel so cultured.

The combat animations are incredible. Eating porridge is the best one.

Coming from finding this game completely at random on sale (and having never heard of it before) I bought it the moment I finished watching the trailer. The art style was the first thing that piqued my interest: sudden bursts of 3D animated cinematics against a world that, while small in scale, simulates itself as vast once you’re inside it. But what truly cemented my decision to finish it was the story. You play as a love-drunk knight Pali, serving the lord that rules over the Felvidék of medieval Slovakian lands, with nothing filling his heart but sorrow over his wife’s absence. That sorrow is abruptly shattered when the silence of the night is broken by the explosions of a nearby castle. Shocked, the knight makes his way to his lord to report what he just witnessed — and from there, the journey begins. The game also shines in its comedic dialogue and bizarre situations. At first, it’s hard to follow, but as time goes on you adapt, and before you realize it, you’ve even ...