Tails Noir Preludes. A game with Sensational Sound Tracks! I cannot get over how encapsulating the game gets with how it immersifies you with its lore and its music and atmosphere. I personally havent finished the game but i would love to scrape some few left-over time to continue playing this game.

Unlike the previous game, The ratings do not seem as bad as the 1st. It seems that this one is more dynamic than linear as your style and ways of thinking can impact the end result, creating this network of outcomes that are now engraved as the past, making you more worried about the actions of now that effect the future result, where in the previous games, its just linear, your outcomes wont change anything.

This game and its predecessor, is the only reason why i enjoy the moody and serious toned jazz. its the reason why i adore the music and its aesthetics. Not just the visuals but also the Auditory, especiallly its combination and its way of doing so is some serious work!

Is it worth the price? So far, in my experience of being 50% of the way through the game, yeeah! I recommend playing this if you lile music, Visuals and quite a bit of reading! But I just wish there were voice acting so you could read along the voice.

Fun Fact! This game and the one before this, were named "Backbone"! Thought it would be a neat thing to tell.

NOW THE NEGATIVES!
First off, Performance: for a game made with either a bunch of pixels or a game with minimal amounts of stuff running, the game running on an i5-7200U with Intel HD 620 got me surprised at how well that specification handled the game. fpr a pixel game, i would not use Unreal Engine UNLESS you are doing 3D models to 2D perspective. Other than that, the game is great! I just wish it was lighter and had a bit of dialogue via voice acting or just voice acting in terms of what the characters are saying



THUMBS UP!

Tails Noir Preludes. A game with Sensational Sound Tracks! I cannot get over how encapsulating the game gets with how it immersifies you with its lore and its music and atmosphere. I personally havent finished the game but i would love to scrape some few left-over time to continue playing this game. Unlike the previous game, The ratings do not seem as bad as the 1st. It seems that this one is more dynamic than linear as your style and ways of thinking can impact the end result, creating this network of outcomes that are now engraved as the past, making you more worried about the actions of now that effect the future result, where in the previous games, its just linear, your outcomes wont change anything. This game and its predecessor, is the only reason why i enjoy the moody and serious toned jazz. its the reason why i adore the music and its aesthetics. Not just the visuals but also the Auditory, especiallly its combination and its way of doing so is some serious work! Is it worth the price? So far, in my experience of being 50% of the way through the game, yeeah! I recommend playing this if you lile music, Visuals and quite a bit of reading! But I just wish there were voice acting so you could read along the voice. Fun Fact! This game and the one before this, were named "Backbone"! Thought it would be a neat thing to tell. NOW THE NEGATIVES! First off, Performance: for a game made with either a bunch of pixels or a game with minimal amounts of stuff running, the game running on an i5-7200U with Intel HD 620 got me surprised at how well that specification handled the game. fpr a pixel game, i would not use Unreal Engine UNLESS you are doing 3D models to 2D perspective. Other than that, the game is great! I just wish it was lighter and had a bit of dialogue via voice acting or just voice acting in terms of what the characters are saying THUMBS UP!