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What it does have though is one of the better stories I have come across in recent memory. There is not much “gameplay” to speak of aside from some light platforming and a short rhythm section. Intel i5-12600K | 16GB DDR4-3000 CL15 | XFX RX 590 8GB Fat Boy | Mesa 23.1.6 | Western Digital Black SN850 500GB | Garuda | Mate 1.26.0 | Kernel 6.4.I wouldn’t be surprised if some people found Night in the Woods boring.

I paid $19.99 USD for it and I found it was well worth the price. It took me six hours and fifty five minutes to finish the game. Those who enjoy games like Oxenfree, Life is Strange, Gone Home and other games that focus on Story will probably love Night in the Woods.

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It had a wonderful story full of great characters, was very stable, had great art and soundtrack. Overall Night in the Woods was a great experience.

I was able to use my Logitech F310 without issue aside from the button prompts still being for a keyboard. The game never lagged on me at all and was smooth as butter. It says that you can “save and quit” at any time but “saving” means dumping you at the last checkpoint and the game doesn’t do a good job of letting you know when those are happening so often I had to repeat little bits. Even though there was no v-sync setting the game respected my refresh rate.

Night in the woods weird autumn edition steam harfert Pc#

I get that spectacular graphics were not a high priority for the developers, they weren’t shooting to make the next Crysis, but being able to crank up AA, AF, etc is kind of a standard feature on PC games. There were no graphics options to speak of to adjust aside from choosing resolution and choosing between full-screen and windowed mode. I also wish there was some more choice in the dialogue sections as I would have liked to do things differently than any way I was given, especially near the end. There are a lot of dialogue choices you get to make when talking to people, how much they affect the story I’m unsure of. I will say that, while the overall story was fantastic, the last 15 minutes of the game felt rushed and left certain plot lines unfinished in my eyes. There is no voice acting but I didn’t find this to be a bad thing. It’s got a unique style to it that isn’t quite cell shaded or realistic, somewhere in between the two. Luckily the band practice can be skipped without consequence because it is like playing Rock Band which I despise. In between dealing with friends you can take part in voluntary mini games such as a 2D action game on Mae’s laptop and taking part in band practice with friends. They have a creepy quality about them and a great soundtrack. The platforming sections are well done aside from the odd time I found them hard to navigate. When you go to bed each night there is a dream section that is based around platforming sections to find the exit to the dream. Talking with certain townsfolk will shed more light on them as well. Depending on which friends you talk with will decide whose story you see the most of. The game consists of exploring around town talking to your friends, townsfolk and your parents. The supporting cast of her parents and her home town friends are all interesting in their own ways and I liked learning more about them as the story moved forward. That being said I see it as an authentic character as many people are like this and there is nothing saying I have to like a main character to enjoy a game. I didn’t enjoy the main character at times as she is pretty much a screw up who doesn’t realize how childish she is being and is pretty selfish at times. The game puts you in the shoes of Mae who has just dropped out of college and moved back in with her parents and is trying to reconnect with friends while trying to navigate strange events happening in town.

It’s characters go through very relatable issues and aside from a couple plot twists is grounded in more reality than most games dare to dream of. I wouldn’t be surprised if some people found Night in the Woods boring.