Also has a fascinating setting and story underneath that you uncover as you go deeper into the game.

Just make sure you're good at wordplay. Holy shit so much of the game revolves around wordplay. I don't think it's possible to translate the game into any other language.

Sounds kinda like Blue Prince: insanely obtuse puzzles that you probably don't even realize exist until hours later, some of which have multiple solutions that do different things. Many things require you to experiment and combine room effects in ways that are never telegraphed and are not obvious

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by the way, did you know there's a bug that makes the game apply the beer buffs twice?

pots o gold doesn't double your mined gold. it quadruples it

would you believe me if I said I pulled it all off on my first try

"we're giving you a break on stage 3. just mine some morkite, and kill a dreadnought while you're at it"
"also every cave is covered in exploding plants and every explosion turns the ground into lava"
"and we're still going to throw swarms at you"

"you handled that detonator situation in stage 1? good, because now you have to deal with an invincible ghost detonator chasing you in stage 2"
"also refine some liquid morkite while you're doing that"

"oh you killed it without dying? then you can handle a swarm right now, in a small cave where half the floor is literally lava after the detonator exploded"
"also we included an oppressor in the swarm"

DRG has a lot of funny worldbuilding and I feel like half of it is done by accident

and then I don't have enough magnite for the actual promotion

I could literally hear both the nemesis and the detonator the moment I stepped out of the drop pod
"I don't like a single thing I'm hearing"

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