Betrayal At Club Low

i stacked emotional debuffs on a guy and made him like me using my laser eyes until he flew through the roof, letting me dj using pizzas

God I loved this game. Decidedly odd, very funny and absolutely addictive gameplay. Bits of it reminded me of Jazzpunk, but grimier and more deadpan. The tale of a clandestine visit to a nightclub to extract an agent/asset, using your wits and your pizza making flair to influence your dice roles and navigate various oddball characters and situations. The gameplay mechanics are the best I've seen from what is basically a dice rolling rpg. The art style is bizarre and adds to a uniquely odd world that I could have explored for far longer. Thankfully, Cosmo D has a number of other, similar games, so I'm looking forward to spending many more hours captivated by this nonsense.

Just not my style. I love all the other Cosmo D games, but I hate this. I don't really understand why the developer went in this direction, a D&D dice-roll RNG adventure with no incremental, permanent progression. Seems to not fit these games at all. I loved the games for the exploration you could do. This game is basically anti-exploration in comparison with the previous games. Much smaller, much less to explore.