is this what people call a short film? because the character expression and subplot cohesion is *absolutely* awe-inspiring, and that's just the surface. setting establishment is gritty yet natural, movement and gunplay are intense yet grounded, and the twists and turns really put you at the edge of your seat. nothing prepared me for the tumultuous dynamic between the three protags however, and when it came spiraling down it hit like a brick

i especially felt w/ the symbolism(?) drama mask guy exhibited and the active use of perspective and camera focus. there's so many other things i can't articulate or explain in short here. i love this animation so much i swear

the first madness fanimation i've watched till the end and like holy fuck. the gunplay is so awesomes

agdjsghdgsgshsgsggsfgfh god i love this animatio

essentially the previous game but with upped graphics, more mechanics and less forgiving enemies. playing hard difficulty sandbox: expect LOTS of save scumming in the beginning. haven't killed any enemies yet because i'm always outnumbered and guns are prohibitively expensive. sell alcohol to the fort, buy clothes and sell those, and get a rifle (and cheap party members) as soon as possible

five. hundred. henchmen

got past tutorial leveling by clicking "no" before clicking the button again and clicking "yes" (if there was even a softlock lol). decent, simple autobattler rpg with a "real-time" out-of-battle mechanic that requires you to complete missions and upgrade farms to cover expenses each month. nice selection of critters and light progression via quest/mission battles, with upgrades that up your monsters' stats

real