Go back to your hometown and tear it down with a sledgehammer in this narrative exploration game. Confront your past in a devastating story about feeling like you no longer belong in the place you grew up.
Virtue and a Sledgehammer is a rage-filled takedown of AI, but it's more interested in what makes us human.
Over the course of about four hours, a plot overloaded with delicate themes shifts from one to the next without delving into any of them, offering an original but repetitive experience.
t’s brutal with its narrative, which drives the experience, and does its best to keep the journey interactive through its repetitive gameplay elements. It’s a good journey to take, but only if you’re prepared for it.
Virtue and a Sledgehammer has things to say and does so in a beautiful way.
Virtue and a Sledgehammer is not what it seems. Whilst we might have expected simple, pure fun centered on destruction, Deconstructeam actually offers a metaphysical reflection on what makes us human, through the story of a family. It’s surprising and well thought out. We do, however, regret that the game has so little to offer in terms of gameplay...
