Betrayal At Club Low Review
I’m always glad to return to Off-Peak City, a strange place of giant statues and dancing skyscrapers, where obsessions are worn openly and shadowy conspiracy is around every corner (and sometimes the corner building itself has a giant face to chat with). While (mostly) solo dev Cosmo D has so far taken us there with first-person explore-o-gawpers and gentle adventure games, this time he’s made a third-person RPG. Inspired by indie zine RPGs, it’s more a one-shot adventure than a sprawling campaign....