Desta: The Memories Between

Desta is a great game if your looking to relax, but also face some in game challenges. The storyline and graphics are amazing as well. I wish I didn’t finish it so quick I would have loved to play forever. My favourite character Is James, even though Desta doesn’t think he looks good with the raincoat and shorts, he rocks that outfit!! Here are some strategies I used to help pass through the game: -make sure to get all the balls in your first then before opponents can get to them and hold onto them until your next turn -if surrounded, bounce your ball off the opponents blocking you -if in a boss fight, try to only hit the boss and not the other opponents -if in a boss fight, kill of the weakest to make your experience easier. I hope this helps with your experience!

love the inclusiveness and I especially loved the “LIBERAL CRAP GETTING SHOVED DOWN MY THROAT” why are you getting emotional, they’re pronouns kys<3

Imagine being so easily triggered that you can’t stand the idea that people might want to play games you don’t. My teenaged daughters and I played this together and really enjoyed it. Very atmospheric, unique and, with an open mind, fun!

Can’t even play a game on my phone these days without having your liberal crap shoved down my throat.

This game has a great story and gameplay. You find yourself going again and again trying new combinations of power ups and different characters and it never gets old.

I really enjoy this game. The characters are fun and I like the even mix of story telling and game play. A must download!

The main character is a they/them, but it should be was/were. Awful voice acting and the Spanish translation is cancer inducing. Almost makes subscribing to Netflix feel like a crime.

Throw the ball at the thing okay. Can’t aim, can’t play.

This is a lovely game in both style and story, and the mix of turn-based tactics and physics-based dodgeball throwing gameplay really engaged me (and it works very well on mobile). I managed to beat the game in my first run, but I wouldn’t call it too easy, given that it took many careful hours over multiple sittings. I’m also impressed by how much post-game content there is in the challenges and nightmare mode, and how hard they seem to be. All this, plus the free-with-Netflix price tag, makes me want everyone considering the game to give it a try.

I want to play this on my Backbone One.