Mareld

An odd one. A stacklands-like (possibly a cultist simulator-like; i've never played that one for personal reasons so stacklands is what my mind goes to) that has some of the problems i see in a lot of japanese indie games? namely like, adding so many ideas to a system that a lot of your base mechanics become kinda pointless, and a lot of them just end up continuing on in the background as you get more confused with where the game is going. however i *** love that ***. i loooove seeing ambition like that. it's so cool? and it's got great style, and it's got a weird world... aaa i love this stuff.

This game has a interesting story to get hook with the game play being interesting but as well as inconsistent at times when cards are stacked together resulting in lost of control. Overall, buy this game since its a fun and enjoyable ride.

My first impression of this game was "oh, it's like Stacklands", but after for a few minutes I'd it's not quite it. Although the gameplay is similar, the way you play it is more like an RPG (while Stacklands is more like a survival crafting). I had a lot of fun playing until the end, but there were some bugged puzzles, some weird translation/localization that can make achievement hunting really challenging (had to seek guides in other languages with Google Translate to have a general idea of what to do). Overall, I really liked the game and, for me, it was worth the money and time spent and I hope the developer keep making interesting games like this.