Reviews - Dryredknaught

I didn't know what to expect when I started playing this game. I certainly didn't expect to be shouting things like "Why is the satellite shooting me?"

Also, protip: Don't name your characters after people you love unless for some reason you enjoy visualizing them meeting fate after horrible, gruesome fate.

Fantastic little game. Heard about it from Size Five Games and I'm so glad I did (haven't seen any publicity elsewhere, though, which is really a shame! More people need to play this!).

I really couldn't stop playing until I had finished. Lovely, lovely, lovely. And bittersweet. And supremely original. The narration is charming and reminded me of the narrator from Milo and Otis (which is perhaps one reason I loved it so much).

My only complaint (and I am using the term complaint very loosely because obviously, I loved this game) is that a few of the later levels can get a bit tedious, especially if you mess up and have to start over. Not enough of an issue for me that it was worth taking a point from the score, though.

I would love to buy the soundtrack for this if it's available.