>>55037
Despite how unforgiving the atmostphere and the game is, it's oddly addicting. It's really hard to describe the experience. Except that the game makes you/forces you to keep going and push until you get to the end. Like you're in a dark tunnel and you just want to see the light at the end of it.

And it just has sooooo much depth inside of it. So much lore and back story behind almost eveyone inside the game. So many small details behind every item you encounter there. So many secrets. Etc.

Just talking with your party members in the game gives you a lot of info on who they are and where they're from, what brought them to the dungeons of Fear and Hunger. And so on.

Playing the game honestly feels like a once in a lifetime experience. Bernds should play the game at least one in their lives. You won't regret the pain mental scarring Extreme frustration from dealing with a buggy game that's from a really old RPG Maker engine Fun you'll have.