This game made me care more than I thought I would. A few scenes overstay their welcome, but it’s emotional.

I laughed at the pop culture nods, got stuck in traps, came back for more. A few boss battles drag, but still fun.

Losses hurt. You feel regret when regiments break or officers fall. This game makes each decision heavy.

A chaotic mess in the best way possible. It’s like your PC turned into a playground.

The visuals hypnotize. Colors bleed, music whispers, and the boundaries of self blur. It’s eerie, personal, and absolutely unforgettable.

The prison design is genius tight corridors, hidden crawlspaces, and random patrols make every second matter.

Balancing hero duties with personal needs is oddly fun. Saving people is great, but my guy still needs to shower.

The harem base system adds strategy. Upgrading quarters, managing resources, while preparing for night raids smart layering.

Join a guild early. It makes everything easier and more fun, especially dragon dungeons. Skip side quests at max level, the XP’s wasted anyway. Life skills need QoL tweaks

Movement feels snappy. Dodging flying memos and charging copier demons is as frantic as any good roguelike should be.