Pecaminosa is a Police Action RPG, based on a Film Noir concept with a Pixel Art aesthetic. As John Souza – a former detective succumbed to the pleasures of alcohol and flesh – you will explore the city and its environs, as well as chase and fight ordinary thieves, smart criminals, and even some forces of… the occult.
Pecaminosa is a dark and gambling city that smells of death, sex, and gunpowder. And you know what? Once you are there, you’ll get the opportunity to experience this fictional open-ended city, all the while living through an humorous, provocative and rich story.
Feel bad about writing this, as I love supporting small studios, but the game just lacks the depth and detail that other cheaper, longer games have. Advertised with stunning pixel art, the game itself is far more low-key, with low detail and extremely blurred character portraits. There is, it seems, only a single quest - go to A, go to B, go to C -...
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I acquired this game after finishing another pixel art narrative game, Lacuna. I like pixel art, and I certainly dig good stories. Those two games are completely different, though. Pecaminosa is at its core a twin-stick shooter. Yes, there is a story, and there are some simple...
The first ~2 hours of this game are really, really good. Good atmosphere, great pixel art, animations are well done, music's smooth and fitting for the setting, and the characters (while a little awkwardly written) are kind of fitting for a noir-esque mystery. And then around the 2 hour mark it chucks everything but the pixel art and music out the window...
This review will be based on my experience while playing this game. i decided to write it in english so i can approach more people. [ i have not finished it yet for specific reasons i will write down bellow ]
Pecaminosa is an indie game developed by Cereals Games, a small company based in the Azores Islands in the atlantic ocean, my home town, published...
For me this was a real throwback to the days of me playing Amiga, an RPG with a rich story and a really nice atmosphere. If you like classic detective style RPG games, make sure to give Pecaminosa a try.
