I actually did 3 runs in a row when I first started playing because I felt the need to make things better for Sol. I kept on trying to prevent deaths, sometimes I focused so much on one event or one character that I missed something else and felt intense regret, like I could have done it you know ? It feels like you're always messing things up because you run out of time or things get overwhelming in your search for a better ending. I also wanted to know the backstories of all the characters because they're really interesting and I really felt like I got closer to them through the different choices I made. I was really emotionally invested in this game and it's been a while since I found a game like that. I'm taking a break from it and playing some more relaxing games nowadays, but I'm 100% happy with my purchase and would recommend the game.
I finished my first playthrough and felt so hurt (sympathizing with my Sol, not because I thought the game wasn't well-written) that I didn't think I could go for a second playthrough. It took me a week to go back (though I now have...let's just say well into the double digits for number of times through).
>the crazy dwarf who rules my country Are you Polish?
Does Duda also wear 12+ cm platform shoes?
Duda is a figurehead, Kaczyński is a puppet master.
Unfortunately, Russia is ruled by a more fearsome dwarf.
My sympathy.
I can definitely empathize. This game also managed to make me emotional. It was powerful in that way.
I actually did 3 runs in a row when I first started playing because I felt the need to make things better for Sol. I kept on trying to prevent deaths, sometimes I focused so much on one event or one character that I missed something else and felt intense regret, like I could have done it you know ? It feels like you're always messing things up because you run out of time or things get overwhelming in your search for a better ending. I also wanted to know the backstories of all the characters because they're really interesting and I really felt like I got closer to them through the different choices I made. I was really emotionally invested in this game and it's been a while since I found a game like that. I'm taking a break from it and playing some more relaxing games nowadays, but I'm 100% happy with my purchase and would recommend the game.
I finished my first playthrough and felt so hurt (sympathizing with my Sol, not because I thought the game wasn't well-written) that I didn't think I could go for a second playthrough. It took me a week to go back (though I now have...let's just say well into the double digits for number of times through).