Been playing through Dredge this weekend, it's an awesome game for Deck. Very pick up and play
Great game though was surprisingly short. Can't wait for the update/DLC with more content.
I don't think it's that short if you factor in the completion aspect. Getting both endings took me 7 hours, and completing will probably be another 12 if I choose to go that route.
For $25 I don't think it's that bad, but I'm pretty biased in preference of quality to quantity.
Took me 12 hours for the price of a couple of beers, from that perspective, sure enough bang for your buck.
However I got both endings at basically the same time so that was a bit of a bummer.
Sure getting everything to 100% would take a bit more but it's just sort of a grind (though I guess that's where the fishing aspect of it comes into play).
I did love the atmosphere and the overall theme, I guess I was just surprised that it sets you up for this dark mysterious world and then it sort of fizzles.
For the price point compare with either Loathing game (actually I think those were 25$ together so maybe compare with both). There is more content there overall.
That being said, I stand by my initial statement that Dredge is a great game and do recommend to anybody that might be interested in horror fishing to get it.
I think that's fair. Though I do think fizzling out is kind of in the spirit of a proper Lovecraft horror.
Been playing through Dredge this weekend, it's an awesome game for Deck. Very pick up and play
Great game though was surprisingly short. Can't wait for the update/DLC with more content.
I don't think it's that short if you factor in the completion aspect. Getting both endings took me 7 hours, and completing will probably be another 12 if I choose to go that route.
For $25 I don't think it's that bad, but I'm pretty biased in preference of quality to quantity.
Took me 12 hours for the price of a couple of beers, from that perspective, sure enough bang for your buck.
However I got both endings at basically the same time so that was a bit of a bummer.
Sure getting everything to 100% would take a bit more but it's just sort of a grind (though I guess that's where the fishing aspect of it comes into play).
I did love the atmosphere and the overall theme, I guess I was just surprised that it sets you up for this dark mysterious world and then it sort of fizzles.
For the price point compare with either Loathing game (actually I think those were 25$ together so maybe compare with both). There is more content there overall.
That being said, I stand by my initial statement that Dredge is a great game and do recommend to anybody that might be interested in horror fishing to get it.
I think that's fair. Though I do think fizzling out is kind of in the spirit of a proper Lovecraft horror.