Welcome to Planet E1d0r4d0! Reviews

It's got better art, story, mystery, and character driven appeal than combat, that's for sure. It feels like an underbaked 2d platformer with hack and slash combat, a very weird and wonderful and truly alien world, and a story about the power of connection through food, common gathering places, and existential thoughts about the soul, identity, and why we live. It's also really raunchy, horny, and crude, with how our resident super genius explains that AI first became sentient after it started developing fetishes. There is also the whole "smell my feet" thing. The combat is simplistic. It tries to be "Sekiro Parry" like, but it doesn't quite hit the same Souls-like level of tightly coordinated gameplay and game feel. Everything feels clunkier than it should be, and by god, the last boss of the true ending was absolutely horrendous, until I learned that you're intended to save your ults or spam them from the start. The shield mechanics are also pretty bullshit, all in all. But, I enjoyed it. I liked the true ending, the sense of finality, the story, and the weirdness and the great pixel art of both the alien food, the biomes, and the creatures than inhabit it. It's a very bizarre story about the human condition mixed with lesbians in a depressing sci-fi setting, and you know what? I'm that very specific gamer that wants it.

MC's attacks and abilities need some getting used to, and some of the enemy attacks have odd hitboxes. But overall a neat little game.