Othercide

Don't go in with the expectations that this is like XCOM. I mean it is, just get comfortable with the thought that your "daughters" will die. It's ok. This is a roguelite. Death isn't permanent here, and they'll come back stronger once you progress the game. This game also wakes up your inner, edgy, anarchistic, nu-metal-listening teenager. The one that you've buried long ago at the back of your mind. Don't look at my hours, game's much shorter than that. I just got a bit lost, trying to "cultivate" the perfect killing machines.

I wish i new about the dying mechanic in this game. I just feel like it was put in to add depth to a very short game. I like the timeline usage but I hate investing in a character that dies. It just turns me off to even wanting to waste time on this.

It is a fun turn-based rougelite with a lot of potential. The combat is engaging, the art is beautiful and the lore intriguing. The problem of the game originates in its lack of variety. The small map pool, the low number of classes, the too few cosmetic options which eventually render the game monotonous and all the daughters samey. Additionally the game is plagued with bugs. For example, enemy armor enchantment add twice as much armor as described by the tooltip, thus, eliminating many tactics that should be possible according to the tooltip.

Cool music, recommend that dlc to jam out. Played on Switch, pandemic game! Liked it so much I bought again to play on PC. Intercepting & Shadow Rounds on your Soulslingers is the bee's knees. Don't get attached to your daughters, sacrifice is necessary. Out of daughter fodder? Start a new recollection.

Apart from one of the most infuriating, annoying and downright unfair final boss fights I have had the displeasure of fighting, this game was pretty fun. Pros +Great art style +Great soundtrack +X-com style combat +Interesting enemy designs +Daughters look fire +Challenging - but sometimes the difficulty is all over the place Cons -Unnecessarily punishing -Lose equipped memories on daughter deaths - have to re-earn them -Lose to boss even with spare daughters - have to restart -Final boss - spam reactions etc - often end up not doing anything and losing even if you use units to push her back on the timeline repeatedly - just felt like padding. If you like X-com turn based strategy games this one is pretty good, adds rogue like elements so don't be afraid to fail at the start.

Played it ages ago - still makes me think about how fun it was. If it’s on sale, worth it. Gameplay tactics wise was 8/10 for me. Storyline is there but it’s not the focus, gameplay loop feels super satisfying. Can also be really punishing but the challenge is really fun

its pretty good on the stratagy side of things, the story is sad yet enderring. The only gripe I have with this game is it can be tedius in the early parts when you are trying to do a full run without skipping any of the Eras.

Game seems soso until the 2nd form last boss. there are ways to win, but the action economy design has you watching the game play more than you actually play. even with delay resist and spirit boost it's just not that fun.

I have no idea what the fuck is going on so far but the aesthetics and soundtrack are S tier.

Some nice mechanics in fight. Other than that it is a very dark game maybe too much for some people. These 12 hours are 12 hours straight and this means something.

After the 50th tutorial box pop up I have to confirm I simply can't continue. It is mentally breaking me. This is active torture.

It's all about the gunslingers.

Game rules. It's that simple, you're welcome.

waiter! waiter! more Spirit Round please!!

I love the combat system

> accidentally press shift 5 times, window asks me if i want to activate sticky keys > after clicking no , realize my keys are already sticky 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤

Good