Life as a full-circle is perfect. Food, water, and shelter easily available and plentiful along with other pleasures. Life as a half-circle? Barely able to survive with the little food and water they can scrounge up. Forced to live outside or work as sex slaves due to their low status. Based on a true event, let's dive head in into Suppressed.
Gameplay
Suppressed...
I knew Zephyo because I follow her and her art. Unfortunatelly I didn't had enough time to buy the game and play it, even thought I supported it on Greenlight. It's such a pretty game, art style actually leaves you breathless. Game was really short, I expected at least another ending, like rejecting going to other side. But still, it was a incredible...
+ The game art and story is strong and emotional
but
- the gameplay mechanics and controls are bad.
- glitched item give/take in the capital city level
The artwork in this game is beautiful and unique. It's style is different from any other game I've played. It takes you to another world like most games, then brings you back with the difficult realization that the tramatic events in the game are everyday realities for so many people in countries like North Korea. Be prepared for painful visuals, but...
Starts with a strong, emotional premise, but throws you in an incredible annoying gameplay with clumsy controls which make you wonder whether the dev has ever played a game from the last two decades. There's no save option either, so you're supposed to fight your way through the horrid platforming levels in one run.
Sry, a promising story and a nice...
