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About this game

Hindsight 20/20 Wrath of the Raakshasa is a simple and short third-person action RPG where your choices can continuously change the game’s malleable narrative, developed by Triple-I Games the game is designed to be played multiple times and seen through multiple perspectives. The choices you make can vary from the dialogue choices you make to the weapon you bring in a particular fight. Your actions whatever they may be will have consequences.

• Play as the one-armed warrior Jehan and decide the fate of two kingdoms. each combat encounter you will have a choice to use a stun rod to pacify enemies or the sword to put them down for good, both weapons have different fighting styles that you need to adapt to. Will you put them all to the sword? Or will you respect the values of your former home?
• The world itself is made to react to your actions, the townspeople can switch between different states based on their perception of you this is affected by the choices you make of course. The Main characters/bosses will also act differently towards you and will not always act the way you expect, remember there is no right or wrong choice only shades of grey.
• Hindsight 20/20 Wrath of the Raakshasa is developed on a brand-new gameplay engine called the experience engine, it records and observes every action and choice you make in the game and reacts to them accordingly to create completely unique playthroughs.
• Hindsight 20/20 Wrath of the Raakshasa has 10 different endings you can stumble upon, four of those having no overlap with each other. Each ending is carefully tailored to all your choices and actions, each ending grants you achievement as well if you are so inclined.

Reviews

Hindsight 20/20 – Wrath of the Raakshasa largely meets its goal of meaningful choice, which is impressive. However, its ability to hold your interest while it does so is up for debate. There are a lot of good ingredients here, but they aren’t always mixed together in the most interesting way. Ultimately the mechanism whereby you experience the best of what Hindsight has to offer is extremely repetitive and not very interesting.

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