I'm assuming you already have but in case you haven't I recommend checking out more work by Fingerspit, notably the OST for Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood and the album Atticus VII
> My problem with having many different choices that will actually have consequences for the game play is that I’m always worried I didn’t choose the best path through the game. But my main issue with having a lot of options, is that I won’t get to experience the whole story without playing through the game multiple times.
As someone who's often annoyed by games that make you choose between dialogue options that all lead to the exact same result, this criticism alone was enough to convince me to buy the game.
Tactics Ogre (PSP and Reborn) solves this but giving you a map of the storyline. You can travel back to "anchor points" where the story diverges, so you can experience the whole game without starting over.
I've never played the game, but songs from their soundtrack are all over my Spotify playlists. Great music, always meant to check it out on Steam.
I'm assuming you already have but in case you haven't I recommend checking out more work by Fingerspit, notably the OST for Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood and the album Atticus VII
> My problem with having many different choices that will actually have consequences for the game play is that I’m always worried I didn’t choose the best path through the game. But my main issue with having a lot of options, is that I won’t get to experience the whole story without playing through the game multiple times.
As someone who's often annoyed by games that make you choose between dialogue options that all lead to the exact same result, this criticism alone was enough to convince me to buy the game.
Tactics Ogre (PSP and Reborn) solves this but giving you a map of the storyline. You can travel back to "anchor points" where the story diverges, so you can experience the whole game without starting over.
https://ogrebattlesaga.fandom.com/wiki/WORLD_System
999 has something similar, maybe only in its "new" version. You can see if you still have something to unlock in a scene, and start from that one.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/999:_Nine_Hours,_Nine_Persons,...
And admittedly makes it part of the gameplay loop as well. You HAVE to get some of the bad endings to get the good endings
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What a surprise to see this game here. I love the story driven games published by Devolver.