Aperture Gaming A BOSS Review YIIK Nameless Psychosis
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Warning, this game features bright lights and flashing images. I will try to dull the visuals down, but just watch with caution. Near the start of the game, it gives the following warning:
“The story of this game contains mentions of Missing Persons, Unsolved Murders, and Racial Inequality. It also features a character that could take his own life based on player actions. This can be disabled here.”
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Greetings fellow test subjects. Test Subject 1337 here for aperture Gaming. They make it, we test it, you play it.
Today we are reviewing YIIK Nameless Psychosis. While the Dave Algebra game was odd, this one takes not only the cake, but the entire bakery. This is hands down THE strangest game I have played. But once I realized it is along the lines of the JoJo franchise, things started to click.
This is a free-to-play two hour demo. The game will be out in full later this year. This is a sequel, and If you own the first game, you get this one for free. I also wonder if the saved progress will transfer to the game when it comes out?
The game is set in April 4th, 1999. You play as Alex, and you learn to play this turn based RPG game called The Dark Game. You are trying to help this woman, and you travel to very strange locations. I tried to dull down some of the visuals I showed just in case anyone has some issues with looking at this game.
It's odd, but not bad. It even has me wondering about the first game and if I should give it a try or not... I might be willing to give both a fair shot.
It gets a 7.5 out of 10.
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