Don’t Give Up: A Cynical Tale is a dark comedy narrative about an anti-social game dev named Tris.

It’s a funny and dysfunctional game that depicts Tris’ social life as he tries to balance it with his inner struggles. The game is ludicrously crazy and combines an original comedy that covers internal conflicts like emotional destruction and self-discovery.

The game’s core is an action-packed combat fighter with real-time fights that constantly switches between player and enemies getting the upper hand. Besides that combat system, you get to explore a colorful city with a ton of stuff you can screw around with. I found the level of detail in the game to be simply insane and almost OCD-like (I have OCD). You can go into restaurants, arcades, and even random buildings.

It features colorful old-school 16-bit artwork with plenty of dialogue to read through. You can explore parody locations, talk with NPCs, and fight random enemies in strategic combat with tons of flashy effects. I have no clue what this game is really about other than it’s hilariously addictive.

You’ve got to try out Don’t Give Up: A Cynical Tale for yourself.

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Greetings is a cinematic experiencing featuring the Unreal 4 Engine.

It’s a first-person atmospheric walk trhough the insides of a spaceship. It’s a quick game (if you can call it that) so be prepared to look for your next game.

You can finish it it under 5 minutes even if you look around and explore. The visuals and audio are very well done. You could make a horror game out of it. There’s a sense of creeping horror as you walk through the craft, but you don’t really have any objectives other than to explore.

You find out your purpose at the end of the game. But it’s hard to say without spoiling it. You’ll have to play Greetings by yourself and find out.

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