They are floppy, get stuck often, and are made from parts, which some are just solid flesh, some do movement and some damage, melee or ranged. The randomly generated landscape creates occasions to be creative, for example running over a cave where the monster might fall, so you can finish it safely. It was really fun for me and I was happy to be able to “play it like a coward”: hit the ugly monsters from a distance, then run away as fast as I can, rinse and repeat… Controls are intuitive enough so that I still managed to shoot, jump or dash through even when in a panic. I am not the best for describing the gameplay considering I only played 2 hours on the demo version then 1 hours after buying the full game. You can tell it has been crafted with love (and taste!). So many other “small details” help creating the right mood for this unique visit into darkness (the elevator, the music that slows to a stop, the merchant shop’s door as you exit, etc). Devs, if you can bring more of these, please do. (or is it cursing you?) I also liked the random NPCs who did not always make sense, like they lost their mind after seeing too much.

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