Info about POSTAL: Brain Damaged:

Official game description:
Get ready to experience **POSTAL** from a brand-new perspective!
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This boomer-shooter spin-off of the fan-beloved Running With Scissors’ franchise will take you further down the rabbit hole than any previous game of the series. You’re not in Paradise anymore, and things are about to get weird, as **POSTAL: Brain Damaged** happens within the twisted psyche of the POSTAL DUDE, himself! Yes, a whole new, retro-modern, action-oriented, skill-based approach to **POSTAL**. "_Did HYPERSTRANGE pull it off_" - you might ask. Oh, yes. It seems we did:  
Wild setting? Even wilder gameplay! While staying true to **POSTAL’S** trademark tone and humor the game plays very different to all the previous titles in the series. What you get is fast, challenging, and full of varied, meticulously designed enemies and environments. If you’re surfing the tidal wave of throwback shooters or enjoyed the latest installment of that game where you single-handily take on the forces of Hell invading Earth, you will feel right at home (even more so if your home smells really bad).  
Make sure your body is ready to:  
*   Explore an all-new, hand-crafted world full of surprises  
*   Experience the challenging, fast-paced gameplay with quake-like movement and outrageous level design  
*   Take a trip through the rich, twisted, ever-changing environments of POSTAL DUDE’S deranged mind  
*   Shoot a variety of insane guns at some of the freakiest enemies to ever grace computer screens  
*   Follow the all-original story line making the POSTAL-VERSE continuity even more effed-up than it was  
*   Hear Corey Cruise returning as the POSTAL DUDE, with guest appearances from other fan-beloved voices  
*   Enjoy the POSTAL series trademark dark, crude humor and glorification of fantasy violence
It’s a mad game for the mad times, kids! From the studio that brought you **ELDERBORN** and **Blood West**, comes the first-person shooter you didn't know you need in your life - **POSTAL: Brain Damaged**.

Release date: Jun 9, 2022

Categories: Boomer Shooter, First-Person Shooter, Arena Shooter, Movement Shooter, Single-player Story, Dark Humor, Level-based Structure, Collectibles

Feature scans:
- MTX: score 10; verdict: Fair / Non-predatory; summary: The user reviews indicate that the game's monetization consists solely of a base game purchase and optional DLC expansions, which are generally praised for their content and value. There is no evidence of microtransactions, pay-to-win, or predatory monetization practices.
- Proton/Linux: score 10; verdict: Works well on Proton/Steam Deck; summary: The single available review reports that the game runs flawlessly on the Steam Deck, is officially Verified, and only mentions a minor frame rate drop. No Linux-specific blockers, crashes, or required tweaks are reported, indicating excellent Proton compatibility.
- Steam Deck: score 40; verdict: Playable with adjustments; summary: The game is Steam Deck Verified and runs well for many users, but there are notable friction points: the built-in controller support conflicts with Steam Input, requiring manual disabling; gyro causes a camera jiggle bug; and some users report frame rate drops and occasional crashes. These issues are not game-breaking but require tinkering and tolerance, placing the experience in the 'Tinkering Required' category.

- Hardware Profile:
  - Summary: The Windows <8GB VRAM cohort reports the game running well overall, with praise for optimization and smooth retro FPS gameplay, despite minor issues like clipping and occasional frame drops.
  - Sample size: 101 (4% coverage)
  - Audience skew: Review sample is mostly Windows-based.
  - Windows <8GB VRAM (positive, 70 reports): Mostly positive reports: the game is well optimized and plays smoothly, with only minor complaints about clipping, high GPU usage in menus, and occasional FPS drops.
  - Caveats: 101 of 2337 reviews expose hardware metadata.; Review sample is mostly Windows-based.
Feature extractions:
- Community Price:
  - Community fair range: $10.00 - $15.00
  - Reasoning: The community consistently indicates that the $20 full price is too high for the amount of content, with many recommending waiting for a sale. A common sale price of $5 is seen as a great deal, and one reviewer notes that €20 (~$22) is the absolute maximum they'd consider. The game's short length and the frequent advice to buy on discount suggest that a fair base price should be lower than $20, likely in the $10–$15 range where it offers good value without being a steal.
- Playtime Metrics:
  - Game completion: 8.0h
  - Story completion: 8.0h
  - Session length: 3.0h
  - Endgame: 7.8h
  - Reasoning: The 'six hours' and 'roughly 8 hour' quotes indicate the main story takes about 6–8 hours, so gameCompletion and storyCompletion are set to 8 as a representative value. The '3 hours straight' quote directly supports a typical session length of 3 hours. The '7.8 hours to finish everything' quote reflects a 100% completion run, which is used for endgame content.
- Time-to-fun:
  - Summary: The game starts with a weak, boring first level but improves significantly afterward, with many players reporting it 'clicks' later. However, some players find it boring from the start or repetitive over time, so enjoyment is conditional on pushing past the early slog.
  - Stance: Clicks after
  - Anchor: After the first level
  - Time to anchor: N/A
  - Friction: boring first level (suburbia slog); slow and tedious pacing early on
  - Unlock drivers: later levels with inventive designs; the moment the game 'clicks'
  - Conditions: getting past the first level; not expecting a Postal 2 sandbox experience; being a fan of arena-style combat and retro FPS design
- Player Archetypes:
  - Boomer Shooter Enthusiast (buy)
    - Motivation: Fast-paced action, satisfying gunplay, and movement mechanics.
    - Playstyle: Aggressive, using movement tech, switching weapons, managing resources.
    - Experience: familiar
    - Purchase stance: buy
    - Labels: boomer shooter fan; Postal fan
    - Reference games: Doom; Quake; Postal 2; Ultrakill; Doom Eternal
  - Postal Series Veteran (buy)
    - Motivation: Nostalgia and seeing the series evolve, enjoying the new take on the formula.
    - Playstyle: Familiar with Postal mechanics, but also adapt to the boomer shooter style, exploring secrets and references.
    - Experience: veteran
    - Purchase stance: buy
    - Labels: Postal fan; fan of the series
    - Reference games: Postal 2; Postal 4
  - Chaos and Humor Seeker (buy)
    - Motivation: Entertainment through absurd humor, chaos, and unconventional gameplay.
    - Playstyle: They might experiment with weird weapons, use urine mechanics, and enjoy the spectacle.
    - Experience: mixed
    - Purchase stance: buy
    - Labels: sadomasochistic paulista with psychotic tendencies
    - Reference games: Bioshock Infinite
  - Completionist (sale)
    - Motivation: Achievement completion, 100% runs, leaderboard rankings.
    - Playstyle: Methodical, exploring every corner, collecting all items, replaying for achievements.
    - Experience: mixed
    - Purchase stance: sale
    - Labels: completionist; 100%er
    - Reference games: N/A


Below are summaries of things people say about the game per category.
Each point is assigned a weight that represents how often it is mentioned across all reviews.
What players like:
- Gameplay is highly praised (weight 0.61): Players consistently describe the gameplay as fun, solid, and enjoyable, with many calling it excellent and entertaining. The game is frequently praised for being fast, addicting, and running smoothly.
- Best Postal game (weight 0.46): Many reviewers consider this the best entry in the Postal series, often comparing it favorably to Postal 3 and 4. It is seen as a worthy successor that revives the essence of the original Postal 2.
- Fun and varied weapons (weight 0.31): Players enjoy the wide variety of weapons, including unique and creative options with alternate fire modes. The arsenal is described as satisfying, interesting, and a key part of the fun gunplay.
- Great humor throughout (weight 0.26): The game's humor is widely appreciated, with players finding it hilarious, on point, and full of black comedy. The funny one-liners and goofy tone are said to mesh well with the game mechanics.
- Solid boomer shooter (weight 0.22): The game is frequently described as a great representative of the boomer shooter genre, with players praising it as solid, entertaining, and one of the best in the category. It is also noted for being a lively, well-made old-school shooter.
- Excellent soundtrack (weight 0.21): The soundtrack is repeatedly highlighted as a standout feature, with players calling it kickass, amazing, and an absolute banger. The music is noted for fitting the combat well and enhancing the overall experience.
- Excellent level design (weight 0.15): Level design is consistently praised as excellent, superb, and very well made. Players appreciate the quality and thought put into the level layouts and creature design.
- Worth the price (weight 0.14): Reviewers feel the game is worth its price, with some noting it's worth buying on sale. The game is considered engaging to explore and deserving of its cost, especially with the DLC.
- Diverse enemy roster (weight 0.13): The game features a wide roster of enemies with good variety, each requiring different strategies to defeat. Players appreciate the diverse cast of enemies and bosses to fight.
- Many easter eggs and references (weight 0.11): The game is full of various references and easter eggs, which players enjoy discovering. There are many hidden secrets to find, adding to the replay value and charm.
- Great animations and cutscenes (weight 0.1): The animations, especially the animated cutscenes, are highlighted as brilliant and top-tier. Players also appreciate the nice animations and references throughout the game.
- Reviewers personally enjoyed (weight 0.09): Many reviewers state they genuinely love the game and enjoyed their time with it. The positive personal experiences of reviewers reinforce the game's quality and appeal.
- Good movement and dynamics (weight 0.08): The movement and dynamics of the game are praised as good and great, contributing to the overall positive gameplay experience. Players find the game's flow and control to be satisfying.
- Better than Doom Eternal (weight 0.08): Some players find the game more fun and more worth it than Doom Eternal, praising the gameplay as incredible in comparison. This is a strong endorsement for fans of the genre.
- Fun combat experience (weight 0.08): The combat is described as fun, fluid, and pleasant, with good enough mechanics to keep players engaged. The overall combat experience is a positive aspect of the game.

Common complaints:
- Not like Postal 2 (weight 0.13): Players expected a Postal 2 experience but found the game lacking its open world, edginess, and misanthropic tone. This mismatch disappointed fans of the original.
- Presence of bugs (weight 0.11): Bugs are present in the game, though some players noted they don't interfere much. However, others found them noticeable enough to mention.
- Game becomes boring quickly (weight 0.09): Multiple players found the game monotonous and repetitive after the first few hours, leading to boredom. The lack of variety in actions contributes to this issue.
- Poor DLC quality (weight 0.07): The DLC was heavily criticized as bad, garbage, and disappointing. Players felt it did not add value to the base game.
- Game feels trashy (weight 0.07): Some reviewers called the game garbage and full of crap, with gameplay that feels bad and trashy. This reflects a strong negative sentiment.
- Missing Russian language support (weight 0.07): The game lacks official Russian language support, forcing players to rely on fan translations. This is a significant issue for Russian-speaking players.
- Outdated shock humor (weight 0.05): The shock humor is considered antiquated and dated, failing to resonate with modern audiences. This makes the game feel less effective in its comedic attempts.
- Difficult final boss (weight 0.05): The final boss is difficult and caused some players to get stuck, leading to frustration. This may be due to difficulty spikes or bugs.
- Dream setting undermines stakes (weight 0.05): The revelation that everything is a dream makes the story feel meaningless, as nothing matters. This reduces narrative impact.

Gameplay feedback:
- Gameplay similar to Doom Eternal (weight 0.33): Players frequently compare the game's mechanics, movement, and weapons to Doom Eternal, noting the grappling hook and fast-paced style. This comparison is the most common theme across reviews.
- Classified as boomer shooter (weight 0.28): The game is widely described as a boomer shooter, a retro FPS genre, with many noting its old-school style and platforming elements. This classification is a core identity for the game.
- Compared to Ultrakill and Quake (weight 0.23): Many reviews draw direct comparisons to Ultrakill and Quake, highlighting similar combat dynamics and fast-paced gameplay. This places the game within a specific subgenre of movement shooters.
- Weapons have unique abilities (weight 0.18): Players appreciate the variety of weapons, each with distinct abilities, alt-fire modes, and upgrades. This adds depth to the combat and is a frequently praised feature.
- Urination mechanic as weapon (weight 0.15): A standout feature is the ability to urinate on enemies and objects, which can be used as a lethal weapon or to anger foes. This mechanic is a distinctive and memorable part of the gameplay.
- Part of Postal franchise (weight 0.13): The game is identified as a spin-off set in the Postal world, which explains its humor and style. This connection is important for fans of the series.
- Chaotic and frenetic gameplay (weight 0.11): The gameplay is extremely chaotic and frenetic, allowing players to unleash chaos without consequence. This high-energy style is a major draw for players.
- Melee parry mechanics (weight 0.11): The game includes powerful melee attacks and a parry system, adding a layer of skill to combat. This mechanic is mentioned as a positive feature.
- Dreamlike and disturbing setting (weight 0.1): The game's setting is described as a twisted dreamscape, with content that is both dream-like and disturbing. This unique atmosphere is a notable aspect of the game's identity.
- Level design praised (weight 0.08): Reviews highlight the level design as excellent, with a mix of vertical and horizontal spaces that provide a good challenge. This is a key positive aspect of the game.
- Includes survival and story modes (weight 0.08): The game offers both a survival mode and a story mode, providing variety and replayability. This is a feature that players appreciate.
- Wacky and gimmicky weapons (weight 0.08): The weapons are described as fun, ridiculous, and gimmicky, adding to the game's humorous tone. This is a notable aspect of the game's charm.
- Linear level structure (weight 0.06): The game features linear levels with a level-based structure, though the spaces are described as big. This is a design choice that some players note.
- Arena shooter elements (weight 0.06): The game has arena features with challenging arenas, fitting the arena shooter genre. This is a key part of the gameplay experience.
- Collectibles and secrets (weight 0.06): The game includes collectibles, secrets, and keys to find, encouraging exploration. This adds replay value and is a noted feature.
- Frenetic Postal spin-off (weight 0.06): The game is described as more frenetic than other Postal games, with a different play style. It is considered by some to be the best Postal game.
- Speedrun mode available (weight 0.06): The game features a speedrun mode with leaderboards, appealing to players who enjoy competitive play. This is a notable feature for the community.

Performance notes:
- Well optimized overall (weight 0.12): Several users praise the game for being well optimized, running smoothly, and having good optimization. This indicates a generally positive performance experience.
- Runs flawlessly on Steam Deck (weight 0.08): Multiple users report the game runs smoothly and perfectly on Steam Deck, including when docked at 1920x1080p. This indicates strong compatibility with Valve's handheld.
- Runs on weak PCs (weight 0.07): The game is reported to run on weak PCs, including notebooks with integrated Intel GPUs and 4GB RAM, though with occasional freezes. This suggests good low-end optimization.
- FPS drops occur randomly (weight 0.05): Some players experience random FPS drops to 22-24 fps, which can affect gameplay smoothness. This is a common but not universal issue.
- Lag and startup crashes (weight 0.05): Some users report lag issues and crashes on startup, which can be frustrating. This indicates potential stability problems for certain configurations.
- Occasional crashes and freezes (weight 0.05): Users report occasional crashes and random freezes without reason, which can disrupt gameplay. These are intermittent but notable issues.
- Audio glitches during DLC (weight 0.05): Audio broke twice during DLC playthrough, and there are glitches when akimboing the lightning gun. These are specific audio bugs that can affect immersion.
- Decent PC requirements (weight 0.03): The game has decent PC requirements, making it accessible to a wide range of hardware. This is a positive point for players with mid-range systems.
- Performance patch fixed issues (weight 0.03): A performance patch resolved the issues for one user, indicating that the developers are responsive to fixing technical problems. This is a positive sign for ongoing support.
- Runs spectacular on Legion Go (weight 0.03): The game runs spectacularly on the Legion Go, another handheld device, showing broad compatibility with portable gaming hardware.
- Runs on Intel HD 530 (weight 0.03): The game runs perfectly on an Intel HD 530 graphics card, indicating it can run on very low-end integrated graphics. This is a positive for accessibility.
- Performance degraded over time (weight 0.03): One user notes that performance has degraded over time, suggesting possible memory leaks or lack of optimization updates. This could be a concern for long-term play.
- Screen tearing and Vsync issues (weight 0.03): A user experienced screen tearing and vertical sync issues, which can be distracting. This is a specific technical problem that may require settings adjustments.
- Framerate issues on 8GB RAM (weight 0.03): Players with 8GB of RAM may experience framerate issues, suggesting that memory capacity is a factor in performance. This could be a limitation for some systems.
- Poor optimization despite simple graphics (weight 0.03): One user notes poor optimization despite simple graphics, suggesting that the game may not be using resources efficiently. This is a negative point for performance.

Recommendations:
- Recommended for boomer shooter fans (weight 0.38): The game is highly recommended for fans of boomer shooters and retro FPS titles. Reviewers highlight its appeal to those who enjoy classic fast-paced shooters.
- Recommended for Postal fans (weight 0.32): Many reviewers recommend the game specifically to fans of the Postal series, noting it fits the franchise's style. It is praised as a must-have for Postal enthusiasts.
- General recommendation (weight 0.22): A broad set of reviewers simply recommend the game without specific caveats. They express strong approval and encourage others to play it.
- Worth buying on sale (weight 0.21): Several reviewers suggest waiting for a sale before purchasing, indicating the game is acceptable at a discount. They mention it's good for short play sessions or a couple of evenings.
- Comparable to Ultrakill and Doom (weight 0.14): Reviewers compare the game favorably to Ultrakill and Doom Eternal, recommending it to fans of those titles. It is seen as a cheaper alternative for players who cannot afford those games.
- Worth full price (weight 0.08): A few reviewers state the game is worth buying at full price, indicating high value. They believe it deserves a positive vote and is a good purchase.

Other player notes:
- Frequently compared to Postal series (weight 0.63): The game is heavily compared to the Postal series, especially Postal 2, with many reviewers noting it captures the Postal spirit while being a more focused shooter. Some consider it the best Postal game, while others prefer Postal 2's sandbox style.
- Doom-inspired gameplay with humor (weight 0.54): Many reviewers compare the game to Doom and Doom Eternal, noting its fast-paced, arena-based combat and weapon mechanics. The game is often described as a humorous or Postal-flavored take on the Doom formula.
- Ultrakill and boomer shooter comparisons (weight 0.42): The game is frequently compared to Ultrakill and other boomer shooters like Quake, Dusk, and Serious Sam for its movement, combat mechanics, and retro style. Some reviewers recommend it to fans of these games, while others find it average compared to the genre's best.
- DLC praised and recommended (weight 0.13): Several reviewers mention the game's DLC positively, with some planning to play it after finishing the main game or having already purchased it. The DLC is described as awesome and adds to the overall experience.
- Short game length (weight 0.11): The game is described as relatively short, with the main story taking about 7.8 to 10 hours to complete. Some reviewers note it can be finished quickly, especially without the DLC.
- Steam Deck verified compatibility (weight 0.08): The game is confirmed to be playable and verified on the Steam Deck, with reviewers noting they finished the game on the device. It also supports Steam Input for controller customization.
- Developer and publisher credits (weight 0.07): The game was developed by Hyperstrange and published by Running With Scissors, with some reviewers thanking both companies for the game. This confirms the game's development and publishing team.
- PS1-style retro graphics (weight 0.04): The game features PS1-style graphics that remind some reviewers of early 2001 games. This retro aesthetic is a deliberate stylistic choice that appeals to fans of classic shooters.
- Set in Dude's dream world (weight 0.04): The game is set in the Dude's dream world, which connects with previous Postal games' lore. This setting is noted as a unique narrative framing device for the shooter gameplay.

Emotions:
- Enjoyment (weight 0.18): Players consistently report having a great time with the game, citing its fun and fluid gunplay, humorous tone, and energetic level design. The game's fast-paced combat, creative weapons, and abundance of pop culture references and easter eggs contribute to a highly entertaining experience. Many reviewers also note that the game is more enjoyable than other entries in the Postal series and even comparable to Doom Eternal.
- Amusement (weight 0.11): The game's absurd and crude humor is a major source of amusement for players, with features like urinating on enemies, shooting dildos, and using a cat-launching vacuum providing constant laughs. The satirical take on modern culture and the Postal Dude's sarcastic commentary resonate well with the audience. The sheer strangeness and over-the-top nature of the game's scenarios are frequently highlighted as hilarious.
- Satisfaction (weight 0.1): Players feel a strong sense of satisfaction from the game's polished mechanics, smooth performance, and rewarding gunplay. The game is often praised for being a well-made boomer shooter that runs well even on low-end hardware, which adds to the positive experience. The ability to freely cause chaos and the game's overall quality, especially compared to previous Postal titles, leaves players feeling content with their purchase.
- Disappointment (weight 0.1): A significant number of players were disappointed by the game's failure to meet their expectations, particularly those hoping for a sequel to Postal 2. Criticisms include mediocre level design, unfunny and dated humor, and a lack of the freedom that defined the original games. Technical issues, such as performance degradation and a lack of multiplayer, also contributed to the negative sentiment.
- Frustration (weight 0.09): Players frequently encountered frustrating technical issues, including bugs, crashes, and performance problems that hindered their progress. Gameplay frustrations stem from bullet-sponge enemies, unclear objectives, and a final boss that is both buggy and anticlimactic. The lack of a translation for non-English speakers and the game's linear level design also added to the overall frustration.
- Excitement (weight 0.07): The game's fast-paced, dynamic combat and fluid movement system generate a high level of excitement among players. The creative weapons, diverse level design, and intense boss fights are frequently cited as highlights that keep the adrenaline pumping. The combination of Doom-style action with Postal's absurdity is seen as a thrilling and unique experience.
- Admiration (weight 0.05): Players express deep admiration for the game's technical and artistic achievements, praising its excellent pixel art, animations, and level design. The game is often described as a masterpiece and one of the best in its genre, with a level of creativity rarely seen in modern shooters. The developers' skill in blending classic gameplay with fresh ideas is highly respected.
- Love (weight 0.04): Many players have developed a strong affection for the game, citing its addictive gameplay, cool weapons, and overall vibe as reasons for their love. The game's fast-paced, smooth mechanics and excellent level design make it a standout title that players genuinely enjoy. For some, it has become their favorite boomer shooter, and they express a deep appreciation for the entire Postal franchise because of it.
- Appreciation (weight 0.03): Players appreciate the game's commitment to its visual style, which retains a low-poly aesthetic while improving animations and adding vibrant colors. The game is lauded for its smart design choices that prevent player confusion and its brutal, fast-paced combat that is more intelligent than it initially appears. The developers' attention to detail, such as including specific references, is also highly valued.
- Boredom (weight 0.02): Some players found the game to be boring, particularly as it progresses, with repetitive humor and dull gunplay leading to a monotonous experience. The level design was criticized for feeling hollow and lacking direction, which contributed to a sense of tedium. For these players, the game failed to maintain their interest and became a chore to play.
- Fun (weight 0.02): The game is widely described as simply fun, with its fast-paced gameplay and absurd humor providing a highly entertaining experience. Players enjoy the act of killing enemies in creative ways and appreciate the game's frenetic nature. It is considered a fun experience that is worth the time and money, especially for fans of the boomer shooter genre.
- Nostalgia (weight 0.01): The game evokes a strong sense of nostalgia in players, reminding them of classic 90s game mods and old-school shooters from their childhood. The graphics, enemies, and overall feel of the game transport players back to a different era of gaming. For some, the game also serves as a time capsule of the COVID era, bringing back memories of when its memes were relevant.
- Surprise (weight 0.01): Many players were pleasantly surprised by the game, which exceeded their low expectations. The game turned out to be much more fun and balanced than anticipated, offering a real challenge and well-designed levels. This positive surprise was a key factor in their overall enjoyment of the game.
- Approval (weight 0.01): Players generally approve of the game, considering it a very good addition to the Postal series despite being a spin-off. The game is praised for its interesting story, which some find more engaging than Postal 4, and for offering a lot of content for its price. It is often described as a superior experience to Postal 2 in many aspects.
- Joy (weight 0.01): The game brings players immense joy, with many describing it as the most fun shooter they have ever played. The absurd actions, like urinating on things, and the hilarious weapon designs contribute to a constant state of amusement. The final boss fight is also highlighted as a perfect and joyful conclusion to the experience.
- Entertainment (weight 0.01): The game is highly entertaining, with its humor and varied gameplay keeping players engaged. The weapon variety and overall gameplay loop are praised for being very entertaining. Players found the game to be a source of great amusement and enjoyment.
- Annoyance (weight 0.01): Players were annoyed by certain aspects of the game, such as the constant spam of enemies and the unfunny humor. The higher difficulty settings were seen as annoying rather than challenging, and a specific bug that caused text to accumulate on screen was a source of irritation. These issues detracted from the overall experience for some.
- Amazement (weight 0.01): Players were amazed by the game's outstanding art style and music, which contributed to an indescribable feeling while playing. The game's value proposition, offering more content and quality than Postal 4 at a lower price, was also a source of amazement. The overall quality of the game exceeded expectations.
- Discomfort (weight 0.01): The game made some players feel deeply uncomfortable, a feeling that is even implied by its title. The use of excessive Mexicanisms in the translation was off-putting, even to a Mexican reviewer. The game's content is designed to be unsettling, which can be a negative experience for some.
- Sadness (weight 0.01): Players felt sadness because the game was over too quickly, leaving them wanting more. Some reviewers expressed sadness that they did not enjoy the game as much as the majority, feeling like they missed something. The game's underrated status and lack of recognition also brought about a sense of sadness.}