- February 17, 2023
- blasawebo
The end is nahual: If I may say so
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About
"The End is Nahual: If I May Say So" is a single-player horror point-and-click game, filled with humor. In this free demo, players must solve puzzles and evade creatures while being evaluated by the character Jacob. The game aims to provide a balance of challenge and enjoyment, encouraging players to either find happiness in the experience or strive for greatness. Wishlist the game on Steam for future updates.











- The game features stunning pixel art and unique visuals that enhance the overall experience.
- The writing is clever and humorous, blending irreverent dialogue with a compelling narrative.
- Gameplay is varied and engaging, with a mix of puzzles and mini-games that keep players entertained.
- The game suffers from performance issues, including lag and slowdowns on compatible hardware.
- The tutorial and save system are poorly designed, leading to confusion and frustration.
- Translation and writing quality can be inconsistent, making some dialogue awkward and difficult to follow.
story
24 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is a multi-layered narrative that alternates between the perspectives of two characters, blending humor with serious themes of duty and self-worth. While some players appreciate its nonchalant, fourth-wall-breaking dialogue and cultural references, others find the exposition lacking and the pacing uneven. Overall, the story is seen as engaging and funny, though opinions vary on its execution and depth.
“I love its story; it tells the tale of two characters, switching between their perspectives.”
“Its writing is genuinely something to behold, masterfully straddling the line between comedically not caring and telling a serious story about duty and self-worth.”
“From the very beginning, one may notice all the effort that has been put into the story, gameplay, and music; the final product is a mixture of talent and, most importantly, passion.”
“But this story is just told in the most nonchalant way possible, with dialogue filled with fourth wall breaks and swearing.”
“The story, from what I played, wasn't too great (keep in mind I have nothing to say about the story later on in the game, but generally I think creators should put the best part of their story first, and this ain't it).”
“Interesting visuals, decent music, absolutely boring gameplay and kinda bad writing with an incomprehensible story.”