Our review of the dystopian hover bike ramen simulator, Desert Child. A unique and fresh indie title with surprises, quirks and a soundtrack to die for.
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Though its pixellated visuals and bright environments do provide brief pleasantries in the first hour or so, the little variety in its missions and very reason to stay invested other than grinding until the climax results in a game caught between two minds, committing, sadly, to neither one in the process.
