The HOVA has a nice weight to it and the tight streets make the deliveries enjoyable. When it comes to gameplay, the loop is quite fun. The growing relationships flow excellently and the faces you meet a long the way are pretty interesting, most notably Control and Huxley. Dialogue with most NPCs and almost all of the main cast is really natural and makes sense. They're endearing and relatable, sarcastic and comical but not to the point where it feels cheesy or cliché. The main character, Rania and her companion Camus the dog (well consciousness of the dog, he's actually a car😂) are super entertaining. The story and setting are incredibly relatable to our world today, even if set far, far into the future. But once the gameplay loop is set, a large intertwined mystery begins to uncover itself.
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The full game takes place over one night, which is awesome, driving around the city, delivering packages trying to make a buck seems basic.
The beginning was a little slow, didn't really take me, after two or so hours in it really began to take off. I was already drawn to it from it's setting, premise and artstyle, but it blindsided me as the game set in. For a sneak peak watch my Cloudpunk playthrough in my Twitch Collections: ġ5h PlayedThis game really surprised me. If you are looking for a chill vibe game this is the one. Everything comes together in this game to make the perfect chill vibe atmosphere. The story, art, & sound all points to the atmosphere and feeling of Cloudpunk. Turning off music creates such a chill relaxed vibe. The colors and sounds add so much to the feel. The atmosphere and the interactions is what this game is about. The story is focused on learning about the Cloudpunk world. some sort of movement mechanic instead of just walking. Flying the vehicle is the funnest part of the game. The button layout seems weird but once you get used to it the game feels great.
Everything points to the atmosphere and the atmosphere makes this game.
14h 42m PlayedDate Written: 08-17-2021 Atmosphere.
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