I’m really happy I found this game! Midnight Margo has such a cool art style that immediately caught my attention, and the characters are genuinely interesting and full of personality. There’s something really special about the atmosphere and overall vibe of this game that makes it stand out. I love discovering games like this, and I’m glad I gave it...
Midnight Margo is an entertaining, if rough, little gem. The storytelling and voice acting are very good. The stat-based choices, clothing system, and puzzles mostly work. The GUI is rough. Although not particularly long, It's more ambitious than a lot of little point & click games are. The story deals with depression but it's not a navel-gazing experience....
I could not sing the praises of this game more if I tried... I walked into this expecting a run-of-the-mill Adventure Title similar to Fran Bow or Edna & Harvey but this didn't pull any punches; It has very deep exploration in Depression and Social Anxiety and at some points it felt like sheer existential dread, and it tackled it in such a respectful...
I new what I was going into, as a guy struggled to relate to lots of it but I new that going in. What I did like about it was the RPG elements, though the reliance of stats was frustrating at times. Storywise the subject was handled with care and despite its roughness was a interesting take on something so serious.
A story heavy puzzle game with great voice acting, interesting graphics and character design.
The characters feels realistic in both their design and stories.
The puzzles are very hard, I was walking back to the same places many, many times, looking for new things or trying new things. But it gave a sense of accomplishment once you finally solved them.
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