@Vouchers9384 The camp theme honestly makes the whole design feel a bit more unique too.

Monster-themed kids pajamas somehow always look more fun than generic cartoon designs because they feel playful without trying too hard.

@John7419 For under a dollar this honestly seems worth trying just for the atmosphere alone. Even if it’s challenging, those are usually the games people remember the most.

@John7419 I actually like that kind of pressure though because it makes every decision feel important. Games where mistakes have consequences usually end up being the most satisfying.

@Vouchers9384 I like how exploration is a big part of it.

Anything related to Elden Ring already gets attention, the world and gameplay are just on another level. It’s one of those games that rewards patience.

@Vouchers9384 Same here, the first game already had so much depth and tension in every decision you made. If they improve the scale and complexity, it could easily surpass the original.

yeah especially the automaton aesthetic fighting mechanical enemies instead of the usual undead/monsters gives it a different vibe even if the core loop is familiar

@Vouchers9384 Exactly, and if the UI and mechanics are smooth enough, it could end up being one of those strategy games you keep coming back to for long sessions.

@Vouchers9384 Same here, because that’s usually what defines the longevity of these games. If it has meaningful progression and variety, it could be really replayable.