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short answer: yes

long answer: Just play the damn dlc already. You know you will like it!

Really nice so far.
Basically this game is Sekiro Knight: The Bugs hack back.
I'm missing a little bit of flair from Hollow knight, but it's definitely good enough until Hornet strikes.


.....someday.

Fun little puzzle game (around 5 and half ish hours) with great audio, visuals and story telling.
Puzzles are on the easier side tho, so if you are looking for a challenge, you're not gonna find it here.

This is much more bare bones approach to puzzle platforming if you would compare it to Talos Principle.
The game pretty much revolves around one single core mechanic Recording and Playback .
I can see why people compare this to TP:

- The ancient Egypt setting
- 2 mechanics from TP

oh ye that's about it. Don't really get the comparison. There's NO ELOHIM....
Jokes aside, I don't really feel comfortable comparing this to TP.

There's no real story, lack of mechanics and imo the above mentioned mechanic gets boring quick.
(Doesn't really help that it was my least favourite mechanic from TP)

Puzzles do get decently challenging towards the end and during a sale (that's how i got this copy) I don't think you can go wrong picking this up if you're into puzzle platformers.

Edit: Yes the ♥♥♥♥ ton of unskippable cutscenes for picking up or inserting key items are annoying.

Short and atmospheric 6/10
Didn't encounter any game breaking bugs, just some audio issues here and there.
All things considered, performance was fine.

You can feel that this game wasn't polished to the full extent here and there.
But I'm still going to recommend this game, for the 3 hours I really enjoyed.
Would i pay the full price ? Probably not, but I'm looking forward to the sequel.

Everything you would expect from TP with improved visuals, more dialogues, flair and exploration.

Edit: Damn, the game's long

This is a tough one.
I'd say yes if you enjoy this type of gameplay and you can get lost creating levels.
But I'd probably say no if you expect the game to deliver a lot of content as is.
This type of game, just like geometry dash etc. , thrives with it's community and the user created levels.
At the moment there's not too much variety in the level design, as users get used to and try out creating their first levels. There's a lot of incentive to kill people to earn points to prestige your level, so most of the levels are actually just challenging and you try to avoid certain death, most of the time referred to as killboxes. I don't mind this personally, but it would be nice to have other rewards or incentives to make your level unique.
The other problem is, that you don't have to complete your own level. The only condition is, that there's a clear path for the harvester and some pre determined value of traps / guards.
I feel like this is pretty obvious, why this could lead to some problems.
On another note this game could also use a kind of story mode with developer created levels to teach some mechanics / provide progress outside of the user created stuff.
To conclude, i'd say get it if you enjoy building and raiding bases and you can deal with the amount of content that is provided. Otherwise wait for more updates / the community to create more diverse levels.

*meow*

This game really surprised me.
The gameplay is fun while still providing a decent challenge , the soundtracks slap and the devs are WAYTOODANK