I barely remember playing RCR as a very small child, I remember the first time I played Bully by Rockstar and boy, I will remember this one. Very atmospheric. Takes me back to highschool, it does. Awkward encounters, smoking in the boys restroom, waiting for a fight in front of the school building, confusion... And wondering if there's something greater than this.

It can feel very tedious for the post-modern gamer, of course, because we are spoiled by AAA's and such, given radars and maps and quest markers, guides, tips and tricks. Go into this blind if you dare and it will be a much stronger experience.
My only complaint is the map being small. I spent a lot of time at the train station, looking at the distance, hoping for a way to go downtown. Well, it is what it is. Fighting can be tricky, given as few buttons as we are, bodies can get stuck and become unreachable, yeah, yeah there are a few bugs here and there. I've encountered nothing gamebreaking. Sometimes, without direction, it can feel tedious, wondering what will happen, if anything at all. How will I progress further? Will I keep doing this for hours and get nothing? Come on, isn't that how high school felt?

I loved it. Strong experience. Very pretty. Kudos, yeo, and please keep doing what you've done here.

I barely remember playing RCR as a very small child, I remember the first time I played Bully by Rockstar and boy, I will remember this one. Very atmospheric. Takes me back to highschool, it does. Awkward encounters, smoking in the boys restroom, waiting for a fight in front of the school building, confusion... And wondering if there's something greater than this. It can feel very tedious for the post-modern gamer, of course, because we are spoiled by AAA's and such, given radars and maps and quest markers, guides, tips and tricks. Go into this blind if you dare and it will be a much stronger experience. My only complaint is the map being small. I spent a lot of time at the train station, looking at the distance, hoping for a way to go downtown. Well, it is what it is. Fighting can be tricky, given as few buttons as we are, bodies can get stuck and become unreachable, yeah, yeah there are a few bugs here and there. I've encountered nothing gamebreaking. Sometimes, without direction, it can feel tedious, wondering what will happen, if anything at all. How will I progress further? Will I keep doing this for hours and get nothing? Come on, isn't that how high school felt? I loved it. Strong experience. Very pretty. Kudos, yeo, and please keep doing what you've done here.