One More Night Reviews

I want to like this game but its just too much for my system. I am having an extremely hard time wrapping my head around the graphics settings-particularly the lighting. Something just isn't clicking here. I need to turn down some settings but doing so makes the graphics too washed out. Turning Effects down results in completely white, almost textureless characters, while turning the illumination down below Lumen High results in an extremely bright landscape. My build ain't much, just a Ryzen 7 5800U, AMD Radeon "Renoir" 32GB RAM in a mini PC package. If you have a more standard setup and a beefy graphics card you should be okay, but I am going to look into shaders and mods

This game is... something. I will say right now this game has potential. Some of the character designs are really unique, Whoever did the art for the game did amazing, I absolutely love the inspirational quotes in the loading screens. My absolute favorite part was the design of Bunny Girl's (the main character) rooms. Whoever put that designed it, as well as the rest of the city, really has some talent. This game, at least its art direction, really feels like its on to something, but that's where my praises for this game ends. Everything else the game has to offer is what makes me give this a negative review. Understand this is not me bashing on the game, I'm just listing areas that need improvement. Bugs. Lots of bugs. Found like 5 within the first 10 minutes. None but one were game breaking, but still takes you out of the experience fast. The game feels really incomplete, and the multiplayer elements aren't even usable cause as of this moment, I am the only one in game (according to steamdb) thus making me the only active player and 100% of the active player base. The clothes aren't mesh with the character. This causes several bugs and issues, one issue being Bunny Girl rips her shorts when she is staggered after falling a great height. You can also look up shirt and pant sleeves, which can obviously be an issue. The sound design is pretty awful. Audio balance doesn't exist and Bunny Girl powering up doesn't have the raw feel of power behind it, it's pretty lackluster. Sound design is crucial to a games success, You can have the best graphics, story, OST, and animations the triple A industry has ever seen, but if the sound design is abysmal, it's a death sentence for your game. I didn't even get a chance to get into combat so I cannot make a comment on that part, but when I saw Bunny Girl had an ability to use an umbrella to slow her decent, I kinda rolled my eyes. Surely a girl with wings could at the very least use them to slow her decent, plus it would be a really neat way of showing off her wings. There a lot more I can write on the game, but it comes down to that it seems the game just isn't finished yet. The main story can be finished in less than a minute, because it isn't finished yet. This game more seems like a proof of concept than a demo or even an early access. Also, I'm not seeing anywhere that says this game is early access. I bought and downloaded all 15 gigabytes of this game thinking it was a complete experience, but I was sadly left disappointed. In a world where there's so many games, all video games, especially ones by indie developers, need to make a great first impression, and that can often mean releasing a fully developed and complete experience day 1. Many people often give a game one shot, and if the game fails to leave an impression, you missed your chance. tl;dr Would I reccomend buying this game? In its current state, no. Does it have promise? Absolutely. With a touch of voice acting here, some good sound design there, this could be a fun world to explore. However, as far as I understand, this game is only being made by a single developer, which would be asking a lot for one person. So to you dear developer if you are reading this, I know my review is negative but I'm not hating the game. Taking criticism can be tough, but I'm not telling you to give up, I'm showing you what to improve on so you can succeed. I am cheering you on and hoping for your success. If this game does get the love it needs and becomes a success, I'll give it another shot and update my review.