Lenna's Inception

One thing I have picked up through playing Cassette Beasts and Lenna's Inception is Bytten Studio's undeniable skill when it comes to world-building and story telling.

Whether or not the game is on sale, at it's present price, and replayability, the game is worth every penny!

Could use some more diverse weapons and enemies, and the bosses weren't really challenging (until the finale, which was actually pretty sweet, especially on the perfect route.) Strong points were the soundtrack, goofy script and the unique late game mobility upgrades which were a lot of fun to mess with.

The games visual graphics are great, and I love the option to experience this game in either 8-bit or 32-bit.

A narrative driven randomizer full of mysteries and in-world gags, a tasteful soundtrack that makes any challenge a pleasure worth your time and a fulfilling search of the lost true meaning of compassion that we could maybe use a bit more off on our every day lives in this ever-evolving "gliched" up world...

These go great with the multiplayer features, giving you new ways to re-experience the game with your friends with new stuff to play with in a co-op setting.