Recenzje The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood

I hoped I would absolutely love this game because a witchy game with themes of the cosmos, tarot, and sisterhood sounded like it was made for me. However, I was quite disappointed with the actual product. The game is not terrible, and there are definitely some good elements there. The world, characters, and plot are interesting and captivating, but their potential has been terribly missed. The gameplay is excruciatingly boring. 90% of it is just reading the neverending stream of information or dialogue. I am one of those people who usually reads everything there is to read in a game but that was too much even for me. I often found myself skipping, especially since most of the dialogue options did not actually affect the story in any way. That leads me to my second complaint. The game tries to create an impression that all of the player's choices matter, however, that is rarely the case. For example: I heard that romance is an exciting part of the game and imagined there probably will be a few romancable characters. However, not only did the game not present any active romance opportunities, but also threw me into a relationship with a random character totally unprompted, without me as a player having even an option to say no. The construction of your own deck, which for many players seems to be the most enjoyable part of the game, also seemed utterly pointless. It did not seem like the meaning of the cards affected Fortuna's prophecies in any way. You might still enjoy making the cards look pretty, but it was difficult for me to care about something that ultimately didn't matter.