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You wake up in a strange facility with no recollection of who you are or how you got there. That is, until a voice calling themselves ‘Ada’ on the other end of an intercom warns you that you’re being hunted, and promises to help you escape.
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You wake up in a strange facility with no recollection of who you are or how you got there. That is, until a voice calling themselves ‘Ada’ on the other end of an intercom warns you that you’re being hunted, and promises to help you escape.Bittersweet Birthday is a story-driven action-adventure game where every fight is personal, every victory hard-earned, and every clue a step towards uncovering the truth lying somewhere inside the miasma of mysteries.Each encounter is a one-on-one showdown with one of your nemeses. Read your enemy, master their rhythm, and adapt to their patterns that blend Souls-like precision with bullet-hell chaos. Punch, kick, block, dodge and parry your way through multiple phases that feel like a final boss each time.Tweak the challenge to your liking through the Memory system. Memories are gameplay modifiers directly tied to the character’s pasts. They can make fights easier or harder, but never trivial.
Definitely an interesting case. The battles are good and well thought out for the most part...but this isn't the main focus of the game, it's mostly story based. And it DO have a great story behind, many good plot points well used. However, it's a slow burn, it start slowly, and the last third is REALLY overly wordy, it love to hear itself talk...which is a shame because the ingredient of a good plot and good
13 hours of walking and yapping, 30 min of boss fights in total
A fun game with great visuals and an enthralling story
Essentially, it's a game with captivating art and story. The fights are tremendous, the puzzles are balanced so they're not too tedious, and the story can be heavy at times, but it invites you to keep reading. This kind of game, where you can see the love that went into it, is what encourages support for indie games. Don't expect constant action, is not that kind of game, but when the crucial moments arrive: it's
[h1] General Review [/h1] Bittersweet Birthday is a very story-driven game with boss fights sprinkled in as you progress. The art is great and the story may be deeper than what you initially expect when you start the game. The dynamic of switching between the puzzles/bosses in the facility and the more side-quest/free roam aspects of the memories the protagonist has as he sleeps is quite enjoyable. This makes the
This games story is fantastic, it has so many twists and turns its really hard to guess whats gonna come next but nothing comes off as forced or arbitrary. The gameplay is great too but the focus of the game is definitely the story, there are only 9 fights and there are some pretty large gaps between fights especially if your trying to see everything which brings me to my only complaint (other then a few typos here
I have been following this project since early demo. The artstyle is nice. The Rocc battle was really fun, fast paced, responsive with shaky camera effect and the slow motion when preformed a prefect dodge feels pretty intense. The plot was interesting enough. It has been delayed for quite some times but the Vega fight standalone makes it totally worth it. It was well introduced with clever using flashbacks and the
I had a consistently good time during my playthrough, so I'd definitely recommend this game. The highlight of the game is in the characters and writing. There's plenty of life and personality in the world of Bittersweet birthday and I'd be remiss not to mention the gorgeous pixel art. These elements carry the game. I tend to play more combat oriented RPGs, but the story was engaging enough to keep me playing during
