Great game, I remember being enchanted by it YEARS ago, even before perdition. It is now on my favorites list. I'm not sure you even check this anymore, seems like it's been YEARS since you last logged in, but even still, don't give in to other people calling this game a knock or shabbier version of perdition. This is it's own unique story, with it's own unique choices to make. Given it is rather dark, it has a nice overall flow to it, and the controls are fine, given the environment and obstacles we come across. Maybe someday we'll see a part2, or remake with updated graphics, and more story paths.

I feel bad that Oyeatia had to whack his own son though, poor Uzaza was just trying to take care of the world he was created into, in his own way, misguided as he is, a father's job is to teach his children, not kill them (even if Uzaza was utilizing eugenics, everyone's experiments have to start somewhere). Uzaza seems to have inherited some short shortsightedness from Gyossait, who didn't give humans a chance to grow/evolve either, but it seems she learned her lesson at some point. Obviously she still harbors feelings for Oyeatia, if she is creating trees of life for him to reconstitute through, some sort of spiritual factor involved there, so she still must possess some measure of divinity.

Maybe that's what part 2 can be about, Gyossait searching for the remains of Oyeatia's beheaded deity body (where his godhood is stored), for either benevolent and motherly reason for Oyeatia's return to deitification, or the people and the earth, though perhaps for some selfish agenda that creates a return to darkness! Also, the one eyed dog.. Deity of the sun? Dog's don't just "appear" and speak man-tongue. I suspect it is an avatar of the sun deity, who is Oyeatia's own father. Said deity may be "trying" to guide his son, and teach him not to be such a judgmental person in the future: now that he is learning from his past errors, and trying to mend his ways by (saving/removing) Gyossait from her prison.

Whatever, 3 and a half stars, always room for improvement. Keep it tight.

too slow

Great game but is there any saving feature?

I came from Heaven, it's all a lie.
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Ẁ̷͎̫̗̻̜͔͕̘̪̝̯̥͈̯̥͚͚͖͝e̵̴̶̛̟̬̰̙͕̲͡ ̷̸̧͈̤̖̮̦̠̭͢͞a̶̡̫̦̘̲̹͖̬̜̼͕͜͜r҉̶͕̻͍͇̱͎͇̟̝̝̥͚̺͖̬̪̞e͞͏͓̳̺̻̣̯̟̣͜ ̨͙̰̻̻̲̠̠̲̺̦̘͜a̸̝̰̠̬̞̱̜̙̫͇͕̼̻̙͚͘ͅͅl̢̡̳̟̻̟͎͙̪͈͚̰͍̙̳̲̙̩̙͘͢ĺ̩̮̣̗̰̻̗͕̥̞͍͎͇̘͖̙͙͘͘͜ ̨̗̗̮̜̯͖͚̖ͅf̵̨̭̹̝̞͚̮̣͈̪̤͍́͝ó̴̥͓̝͇̼̜͎̼͎̙͕̟̗̮̠͓͉̙̀͘͠o͉̪̙̪̯̗͢͡ͅļ̝̳̫͎̝̱̰͎̮̠͍̫̦̖̹͙̰̙̺͠s҉̷̭̳̥͎͖̼̰̠͈͕

D̷̨̨͕͎̦̖̪͎͕͉̲̖̫͉͉͟͢è̶͕̼̪̥̬̗̖̱͢ͅv̗͕͙̮͝͡i̸̧͓̩͉̩̯̣̻̖̩͓̯̺͘͢͡l͠͡҉̛̝̱͙͇͡ ̡̹̖͔͍͇̫͕͙̘͟͞ͅͅb̛̀͞͏̷̫̲̞̞̺̻̞͇͎͉͇̲͉̟̮͉̭̙̳ȩ̡̩̪͉̬͕͚͕̠̯̪͓̳̹̩͢͡ ҉̟̤̣̜̟̜̘̱̱̟͖͚̪͕ͅM̢̜͇̙͇̟̦̲͈͔̼̻͎͎̼͘͜͞ͅe̜͔͕̱͇͘͠r̛̩͕̮͇̖̙̠͉͓̪̮̹̙͔͉͟ç̛̖͕̘̬͈̪͉̹̗̦̘̘̬ͅį̶̦͚̳̼̬͞͞ͅf̢̭͓͍͖̭̖͚͚͕̖̩́̀͜͞u̷̷̠̰̰̝̟͉̲͔͉̼͕̱̙̟̹̩̞ļ̧͇͖̺͇̫̣͎͍̣͚ͅ.̦̬̙̖͓̪̞̱̥͕̜̱̻͇̻͡͞

Not bad; the story is interesting, the art is beautiful (in its morbid way), the music goes very well with the environment and the physics are satisfactory.

But I gave it 3 stars for one reason, and that is that the good ending (if there is one) is almost impossible to obtain. This is when you start to realize the faults that the game has:

1. When the character jumps, it feels like he is on the moon. Aparently, gravity is very low on hell, and this is very annoying when you have to do tricky ninja jumps.

2. The hit detection is very strange, it's as if the enemies were a couple of blocks (the ones that make up the levels) that can kill you, I just don't know how to describe it.

3. The design of the levels, sometimes, becomes very closed and this does not help to jump over obstacles or enemies; causing you to die again and again. This includes the fact that some enemies are badly positioned.

4. The main character is useless; he has that annoying syndrome that I call "If you touch me, you kill me". In addition to shooting the weapon whenever he wants to do it, being in danger or not.

In short, it's not a bad game; but the unfair difficulty ruins it for me.
Sorry for the bad English.