Stagnation vs Change (Slay The Princess) Pt.2

[@NalonB]

The art of this game reminds me of the art that was in those old ScriptWelder point-n-click flash games on Kongregate I played a decade ago. Good times.

[@Andrew-bk3fk]

I love the ongoing divorce narrative. It's both hilarious and insightful.

[@Wromeo13]

Honestly, felt you got a little too caught up on your perceived metaphors for the situations, rather than meeting the game on its own level for the scenarios and situations(along with all the wonderfully voice acted lines you were skipping...) Especially with the whole "marriage" metaphor, and neighbor jealousy thing which felt kinda like projecting... I would like to see you approach the game again though, and at least see a few of the other possible routes you could have taken(I personally enjoy the more antagonistic paths through the game)

[@reubensalter8125]

She didn't so much as skip them than just talk over them, which is probably worse. Plus if she wants to get caught up in her own metaphors then by all means I'm fine with it. There are no wrong decisions after all. Though I feel like starting with Happily Ever After kinda cemented those metaphors for her... Maybe Prisoner would've been a good starter instead?

[@tntxgoodin]

Was a little sad when you skipped over one of the options I was hoping you'd go for because I feel like it's just funny.

[@reubensalter8125]

But all options are funny in Razor, especially surrendering and puffing her up. ...unless you were referring to another route? If you were then the option she chose for Witch is actually more genuine. Besides, given which route she started with I'd be less inclined to kiss Thorn, even if Smitten was there.

[@tntxgoodin]

@reubensalter8125 I haven't personally played the game yet (I ended up buying it yesterday), but from what I've seen, the dialogue is A tier good. I was referring to 'The look', which I guess is still the Razor route. I'm sure I'll try and exhaust all the options when I get around to playing it.