MGaT writes:
This was one monochromatic journey that I adored. The stunning visuals, atmospheric audio, creepy imagery, and accessible puzzles make this a game that should be purchased. Yes, the game mechanics have been done to death, and the eerie concept is as old as the hills, yet the combined elements work in perfect harmony. It will not surprise you that I recommend that you should play Iris Fall, I just wish all indie developers could take a leaf out its book. Following a black cat into a weird world was a big mistake, but can you overcome all the puzzles and get to the other side? I’m pretty sure you can.
I mean, as long as people will continue to pay for the service to play online, no reason for MS to actually care at all and even less when some fans actually defend this.
Defend this? Who's been defending this? You mean the 3 or 4 people scattered across the net?
That's some strong defense lol
I could be snarky, but I looked up them both and at least they're well-reviewed. I had to look them up to find that out because I've never personally heard of them, but, you know, at least they're considered not bad games.
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