On that note it was also bit annoying to just barely not have enough height for certain jumps. Having your movement halted by little sticky-out bits that look like you should be able to easily step over was kinda annoying (this also prompted me and my friend to joke about a tripping mechanic). I did notice later on while messing around that it becomes way harder with no clothing though. I also found it uninteresting concept-wise. The 'grapple' minigame was trivial, didn't lose a single piece of clothing in my whole first playthrough, and I didn't even know you could slap the 'limbs' away then. Being able to pick up a discarded mag is also cool. The magazine inventory keeping separate non-full mags reminded me of SWAT 4, very good. It's weird how you fly off the top of stairs when going up or down them, kinda reminded me of how Half-Life 1 handles slopes (not quite like this but close enough). Although it is fairly easy to jump past enemies in general.

There were some tense moments where I had to juke enemies out while panicking because of being unable to reload on the move.

I also noticed the detail where she looks way more displeased about reloading without clothes.īeing able to see Moxie's breath is a nice detail, but because of that if there's ever to be any idle anims then she should totally shiver when missing any piece of clothing.Ītmosphere is quite intense, I still got startled by that grate despite kinda knowing it was coming, and I jumped a few more times through out, but tbh it's easy to spook me.

How she closes one eye when aiming, while not proper, fits since she doesn't give the vibe of someone trained with firearms, despite that I still appreciate the muzzle discipline in the run anim. Moxie's idle pose looks a bit weird, she looks like she's trying not to piss herself, which might be accurate considering the situation. The two separate flashlights are cool, and the fact you can lose one of them. I really wish the camera would follow the crosshair up and down when aiming as well. Later, this also made aiming down finicky when exploiting the enemies' AI on stairs, I also noticed then their hitbox is quite thin compared to their visuals. Anyway, here's my feedback.įirst impressions, found the camera side switching with the flashlight on kinda jarring, and it was very jarring when aiming as it was both more extreme and threw the crosshair forward. Seemingly this game just has the mystical ability to catch the interest of people who are Not A Furry©™. Didn't really expect I'd end up playing this when my friend linked me it, but between the sound design in the gameplay vid, the free software engine Godot, Linux support, the responses to feedback, and other details I learned, I felt I had to give it a try.

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