Really nice game, I like how you can choose paths and actually defy both deities.
My one complaint is that the left elevator and the three platforms over acid were REAAAALLY hard, I mean, 0 room for mistake there, you really made it hard for us there, but it's only those 2 parts so I didn't mind that much.
My favorite ending was "hope for the future", because I just hated them both, damn douchebags.
I also got almost all the medals excepts "friend of enemies", what do you have to do to get that one??
not die a single time or something?
Anyway, thanks for making this game, really enjoyed it.
Reviews for "Perdition"
I just loved this game, it's pretty well designed, very atmosferic, very entertaining and very interesting, the art is pretty unique, the fact that you have to make decisions through the whole game makes it very fun to play and replayable, and the storyline is complex enough to need a couple of playthroughs to understand it completely, I have finally completed my third one, earned the true ending without killing a single android or enemy and I feel like all the time I spent playing this game was totally worth it, keep up the good work, im looking forward a sequel.
Maybe it was a little too short and a little laggy at some points, but nothing that makes the game unplayable or annoying, so I'm rating 5 stars on this.
Sorry for the mediocre english, I hope I'm clear enough for you all to understand my points
Awesome game. Reminds me of another game on here called Gyossait which had a similar look and atmosphere. One question though, if it's not too spoilery, how do you get the endings and medals? If it's possible to make a spoiler free walkthrought
I'd really appreciate it.
Carrill responds:
To get the other endings, try climbing the tower after you defeat or spare Tanas.
This reminds me of a couple games made by Amon26
Great game. The controls were solid. The atmosphere reminded me of Super Metroid with hints of flash games like Endeavor. The style of narrative you chose isn't as unique as it once was; where a bodiless voice taunts you while you increasingly wonder who to trust. I thought it was interesting there were two voices and neither one of them seemed pleasant, so I chose not to take advice from either of them. I did take the halo once or twice because I really didn't know what it was but it helped me not die. I ultimately stopped when I realized it was like taking aid from one of the gods. I enjoyed the story and the ending I achieved.
I don't really have any suggestions. Great job.