Crazy game – World's End Club Review

While this game has some platforming elements, it's mostly a graphical novel. So any rating of this game has to be on the story, not the gameplay. And it has the craziest story ever. It's enough to keep me playing for a while, but it's not for everyone. The story is post-apocalyptic sci-fi. But even with that, everything is a bit odd. Strange things keep happening to the group, and at the same time they have their own melodramas going on. I don't want to give away anthing, but it doesn't start making sense as it goes on. The worst part is that the game ends on a cliffhanger. The graphics are interestingly diverse. The backgrounds are rendered realistically, while the characters are cell shaded and the boss fights look like they come from a child's drawing. Still other parts look like a old-fashoned printing process. It might be worth playing just to see how they do that. The music is simple and repetitive. I recommend turning it off. I can't rate voice acting in a language I don't speak.
Review by Peter otN on World's End Club.