Teh Stream

I can honestly say that I was blown away! I was tied to my college work, so I was unable to truly review the game and the play test with proper memory comparisons. Although I was unable to truly tell you my initial thoughts, I can honestly say that the story itself and the dialogue are perfection! I fell in love with many characters, and hated the few that were made to be hated.

I don't know what the other endings are like, but I def went for a positive influence playthrough. I'm going to test what a negative influence playthrough will get me. I fear for my well-being since seeing a sad Leggy hurts my heart. That same hurt when Furbi learned that Leggy wasn't single. But, with my trimester coming to a close, I was able to truly enjoy this game to the fullest!

The hacker threat is definitely real, but I'm glad that message comes across so strongly! When determining the real Vix, I actually got real lucky(since I wasn't sure who was speaking which line), but I'm glad for how it all turned out! If a sequel were to ever be made, I'm definitely on-board for that!

We certainly haven't seen the end of Demolar. However, Twizted_Chick is a different story. Perhaps Teh EXtream could be a new threat in the future?

In rating this, I give it a perfect score!

As one of the play testers, I've gotten a unique chance to see the game grow from it's initial public demo from many moons ago, to it's final release here.

The game is brimming with a unique charm and atmosphere that almost anyone on who has used the net can relate to and enjoy. Those who are long time fans of Leggy will definitely get the most out of this game, but it should definitely be an enjoyable playthrough by non-fans too.

It's a solid RPG that goes for polished simplicity over chaotic extensiveness. Every element of the game has been given plenty of tender love and care to make sure that it is as good as it can be. Each character feels alive, and is memorable, from the villains to the protagonists, and it truly brings this game to life. The game also runs a choice/moral system that truly lets you experience characters from completely different view points depending on how you react to them. Without a doubt, there is high replayability here.

You won't have to worry about some traditional RPG elements like levelling up, juggling a billion spells, or random encounters, but that does not mean that the game is mindlessly easy either. With limited equipment management, and no grinding to make yourself stronger, and a small set list of spells, you must approach every battle with strategy in mind. It makes for a very compelling battle system, that always keeps you engaged, and the multitude of friends you might find at your side will always keep it fresh and exciting.

It's rare in this day and age that a game can just be so blatantly fun to play, usually there is something tedious about a game. Maybe its difficult, or theme, or controls, but Teh Stream never gets bogged down by the typical pitfalls that games usually do. It remains fun from start to finish, and there's always a reason to come back for more.

All of this gets wrapped up with Leggy's signature sense of humour, and it makes for a truly fun experience. The game never feels overwhelming, nor underwhelming, and it keeps you excited and motivated to move forward and advance the story.

Travelling from YouTube to Raccoon City and beyond, Teh Stream is a very enjoyable RPG that will undoubtedly leave lasting impressions. Solid 4/5 game without a doubt.

TL;DR Play the game, seriously, it's freakin' good.

you know, whatever happen to those people on Teh Stream?

This was worth playing. It was fun, although as a whole, I liked Twizt and her story more. She was just a more enjoyable hero to follow in her story. There was still a lot to enjoy in this one, though, and a lot of the fun interactions that were still around. The fights were mercifully toned down in the sequel. Most of the fights here were harder, and the hardest fights in this game were far, far tougher than the hardest fights in Twizt's game. Some people do enjoy those super tough fights, though

It was interesting to see some of the endearing flawed characters from Twizt's tale as flat-out villains here. I couldn't really hate them here, though, since I already knew them from the other game first. Mimi especially seemed like the most night-and-day difference between the two games of the major characters, from a sweet girl with some bitchy tendencies to irredeemable flat-out bitch. Some of the minor characters were pretty different, too, some being nicer in this one, and some being lot friendlier in Twizt's game. Like Alice's obsession with... well, Alice, went from harmlessly quirky to deranged .

Also, I was wondering what Whisper did in the other game to incur your wrath. I still didn't have the heart to ban her, though, which turned out to be the "good" choice. Guess you were having a bad day in Twizt's game . Really, that wasn't one of the "obvious" choices, though.

MJ seemed to get a whole lot of attention here, and she's as lovable as she seemed in Twizt's game. Shame Twizt wouldn't give her a chance. The other admins seemed to get less attention, though most of them had their moments to do some stuff.

I like Twizt's game more, but still enjoyed this one .

i dunno if anyone asks this, but is this virus free?