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Игра с процедурно-генерируемым путешествием, политической повесткой, подавляющим количеством положительных отзывов. И все это от авторовИгра с процедурно-генерируемым путешествием, политической повесткой, подавляющим количеством положительных отзывов. И все это от авторов Valiant Hearts.Не люблю я, когда разработчики суют мне свои политические взгляды под видом игры. Поэтому любая игра, где есть аллюзии на современную политику, превращается для меня в кусок беспросветного г**на.Здесь же аллюзии на каждом шагу: вместо дорожного приключения, обещанного в описании, вам будут вдалбливать о политике устами здешних мамкиных революционеров. Иронично, но игра про выборы не даёт выбирать то, что ты хочешь. Под разными ответами в диалогах будет именно то, что нужно сценарию, а не тебе.В итоге это недо-высказывание еще нуднее чем LiS 2.

This is a decent narrative game. I like the concept, but it gets pretty tedious. The characters you spend most of the game interacting withThis is a decent narrative game. I like the concept, but it gets pretty tedious. The characters you spend most of the game interacting with suck. There are two that I genuinely 'liked' and even that almost changed towards the end of the game. All the characters are so obnoxious and they're written mostly terribly. Also, your dialogue choices rarely seem to matter. The game plays out the same regardless. You'll notice this pretty quickly. The game will give you two or three options, but the majority of the time, no matter what you pick, the person you're talking to says something so open-ended and vague that you'll realize it could've "worked" for every choice given. You can tell there are not many genuine 'branches' or dialogue. I will say, towards the end of some of my playthroughs, there were some moments where something would go massively wrong and I actually felt like "damn, if I would've done ___ differently, that wouldn't have happened." And that was nice. Based on the mostly faux dialogue choices, I'm not certain those moments aren't scripted, but if they are, they're done so very well if they had me feeling like it was *MY* fault things ended poorly. That part actually works nicely.Again, genuinely cool concept. I mostly enjoyed my time with it, but it's far from perfect. I'd love to see the devs evolve on this concept and put out something bigger & better in the future.

i played this blind on gamepass as I like story games lately. This is a unique and cool concept for the genre, fun cartoony world andi played this blind on gamepass as I like story games lately. This is a unique and cool concept for the genre, fun cartoony world and interesting characters and decent music. Unfortunately you realize very quickly it was written by somebody suffering from a severe case of Trump Derangement Syndrome. It beats you in the brain with it with zero subtlety. To really enjoy this game and the choice aspect you have to view the world through a lens where Trump is a cartoony mustache twirling demonspawn. Every choice in the game boils down to three viewpoints of a basic stereotyped modern American leftist. Option 1: Vote for Hillary because she is not Trump. Option 2: Violently overthrow tyrannical dictator and slaver fascist Trump because he eats babies. Option 3: You are selfish and only care about yourself. Those are your only options as a human in this world and every major choice in the game is one of those three options basically. I kind of did a mix of 2 and 3 and ended up feeling like my choices didn't really matter at all for the finale. None of the themes and simplistic childish political metaphors felt like they were appropriate for this cartoony silly world, and they're definitely outdated if you're playing after 2018 or so. I still finished it because I thought the ending might be better or surprise me but I hated the quick and simple ending and should have expected it. All in all I should have never played it, wasted time. Still, there is a pretty solid game in here, and if you have TDS still you'll probably love it. I liked most of the cartoon characters and atmosphere and music and some of the dialogue. The unique and randomized layout of the game was really great too. I feel like somebody could take the basic framework of this game and make something way better. Either make the story more serious and get intelligent adults to write it, or make it more silly and over the top or just not solely about TDS. There's a way to do this same message and theme with a technique called subtlety that the developers are unfamiliar with

Pretty good story game, with very unique gameplay. Interesting characters and mostly interesting side stories. Plays like aPretty good story game, with very unique gameplay. Interesting characters and mostly interesting side stories. Plays like a roguelike/interactive game, but it is actually pretty linear. Decent overall story, but a pretty underwhelming ending. One of the most unique take to the interactive game genre in the market today, took a while to get the game going, but I really enjoyed it for what it was. It also comes in at a reasonable price, so definately do check it out if you like story games.

The completely obnoxious, heavy-handed, over-the-top political overtones turned me off almost immediately. If I want that nonsense, I'll turnThe completely obnoxious, heavy-handed, over-the-top political overtones turned me off almost immediately. If I want that nonsense, I'll turn on the news. No, thank you. I should also note that said politics were completely omitted from the trailer. Gee, I wonder why? I'm glad I just checked it out on Game Pass... if I had bought this game, I'd be angry. 3 for its original concept. 0 for everything else.

Road 96 is fun to play, a challenge, and also makes you question your political beliefs. Play this game, help others and always vote against fascism.

Road 96 is an ambitious game that mostly sticks the landing. The chapters are fun to play through with enough variety and nice characterRoad 96 is an ambitious game that mostly sticks the landing. The chapters are fun to play through with enough variety and nice character moments to add to the overarching story that develops in an interesting snowball-effect way. It doesn't outstay its welcome and by the end, I was very happy to have experienced it.

This game reminds me slightly of Life Is Strange, and for all good reasons. I completed the game (with Platinum trophy) a few days ago, and IThis game reminds me slightly of Life Is Strange, and for all good reasons. I completed the game (with Platinum trophy) a few days ago, and I must say, it was a fantastic and memorable experience. Story is good, characters are likeable, music makes a beautiful atmosphere... For me Road 96 was absolutely perfect in every way.

Good game, good history I played because I was bored and buyied it idk why the name surprised me and I had so much fun. The history haveGood game, good history I played because I was bored and buyied it idk why the name surprised me and I had so much fun. The history have everything: drama, scares, sad moments, tension, good moments, minigames. Everything

I wasn’t expecting to enjoy Road 96 as much as I did. I thought it would be slower and more disconnected. Instead, I experienced a rewarding and deep title where my choices mattered.

Road 96 is a unique experience that truly makes every branching narrative choice a literal gamechanger. It brings the drama, the humor, and the heart to the gameplay table. What it lacks in gameplay variety, it makes up with a replayable story. DigiXart did a superb job with this release.

The team of around 15 developers created a 15-20 hour game that is heavily influenced by the works of Tarantino, the Coen Brothers and Bong Joon-Ho and inspired by many stories, including The Goonies. Although unlikely, I would very much like some extra content featuring the loveable bumbling team of Stan and Mitch. While the game fell a bit short of it’s promises of your outcomes drastically being different because of your choices, it really doesn’t matter. You could strip away all the decision making, and you’d still have a gripping and intense story that you struggle to put down.

This is a weird journey. Road 96 is not really a game, but more of an odd political experimental piece. This really has nothing to do withThis is a weird journey. Road 96 is not really a game, but more of an odd political experimental piece. This really has nothing to do with 1996, the music is wrong, the details don't quite line up to anything screaming 'Summer of 96. The graphics, is the only thing relatable to 96. There is never enough to do, and never feels edgy enough. After two full play throughs it ran its course, Road 96 is exhausting. I appreciate risks that game developers do (It Takes Two), but if you are looking to escape reality Road 96 is not it.-First person-All the time in the world to make most decisions-Sonya Sanchez yelling, is hilarious (voice acting is good)-(PS5) Trophy hunting is easy

Road 96 is a masterpiece in storytelling and depending on your own experience, you may even be moved by its through line of hope, loss, and the ultimate goal of personal freedom. Many of the game's themes haven't directly applied to my life, but Road 96 is an education in empathy and it really makes you feel for the folks out there who are scrambling to get their lives in order because of other people's actions. It's not a perfect game — mechanically things could be improved at times — but its story is about as close to perfect as you could ask for, and for that, we recommend it without a shadow of a doubt.

Your own decisions and the narrative of Road 96 guide you through this emotional escape. This game has a magic touch and a phenomenal soundtrack. It is a story worth living. This is a fascinating experience, impressive and colorful.

Within an industry that sometimes struggles to renew itself, especially in the themes it tackles, Road 96 is a daring bet. Even though we freely admit that it is far from perfect, especially as regards its procedural part and its technical aspect, the title nevertheless offers an original experience that goes off the beaten track. This is portrayed by the narrative expressed through the iteration of encounters with the seven key characters. Despite being divisive, this mechanic leads to a rather unique game revolving around intertwined stories that puts the player in the position of a partial spectator of the events occurring before his eyes.

It's a shame that Road 96's great character writing is stuck within such restrictive framing, even if many of its most memorable dialogue sequences only work given that the premise has allowed for this assortment of personalities to intertwine. It doesn't mean that there's no reward for seeing some of them through, but if you're hoping for an introspective look at the complexities of revolting against an oppressive regime, then Road 96 doesn't deliver on that front. It is, however, an enjoyable point-and-click adventure outside of that, with a neat procedural twist that keeps each of your escape attempts entertaining, with dialogue choices that feel purposeful and entertaining minigames to keep things varied.

It's a masterpiece. This game is true Indie hidden gem many players won't play but you absolutely should. The story is impressive, charactersIt's a masterpiece. This game is true Indie hidden gem many players won't play but you absolutely should. The story is impressive, characters are very well written it has full voice over. Choices really matters and there is always a place to replay it again to see another side of the story. Soundtrack is absolutely 10/10

On the whole, though, Road 96 remains a genuinely innovative game. It’s approach to storytelling and narrative branching is unique. Despite a few relatively minor issues, playing Road 96 is an engaging experience. The moral ambiguity of its characters and their choices feel true to life, even if the game’s conceit is a little less compelling.

We didn’t realise how much we’d missed the episodic story framework of a Telltale game, and Road 96 – while not being from Telltale – is a long-lost cousin to it.

Apart from being an excellent first-person adventure, Road 96 is an overwhelming experience and an emotional dive into the '90s, with their music and style. As you stand on the side of the road, fantasizing about a better future, you'll wish that journey never ends.

Road 96 feels like a strange blend of experimental and conservative game design. The procedurally generated narrative is a good idea and one I’d like to see used again. However, the overarching plot is political without being substantive. It’s a story that would likely have been best served following a linear structure with player characters that had rich backstories that firmly tied them to the struggle going on in Petria. Adventure game lovers will have a good time with Road 96, though. The cast is a lot of fun, and it has enough twists and turns to make for an entertaining play. It’s definitely unique, and I hope that DigixArt continues experimenting with the genre.

While Road 96 doesn’t have quite the level of freedom of choice that it advertises, it doesn’t matter. This is a moving, thought-provoking adventure that’s filled with obscure moments, dark comedy and characters you won’t forget in a hurry. Its heavy political slant won’t be for everyone, but if that doesn’t put you off, you’re in for one hell of a journey.

Road 96 is a politically charged piece of interactive art. Its themes of opposing fascism are depressingly relevant and conveyed through charming and funny characters. While the voice acting leaves a lot to be desired, this is a trip well worth taking over and over.

ringrazio tutti i ragazzi della Digixart,questa perla è frutto di tanto amore e passione,tantissimi minigiochi contestualizzati,una storiaringrazio tutti i ragazzi della Digixart,questa perla è frutto di tanto amore e passione,tantissimi minigiochi contestualizzati,una storia lineare,ma ricca di personaggi che rimarranno nel cuore di molti,musiche Fantastiche.. Grazie grazie grazie!

Road 96 is a fantastic game with a fantastic story. If you are a fan of games story driven games where you make a lot of choices like Life isRoad 96 is a fantastic game with a fantastic story. If you are a fan of games story driven games where you make a lot of choices like Life is Strange and Telltale games, this game may be for you. And if you have had trouble getting into those types of games, this one may still be worth giving a try as it's much more interactive than those types of games usually are.Each segment usually has you making a few choices, interacting with a different character and playing a few "minigames," as one might call them. At one point this involves playing air hockey against one of the other characters and another one of them has you helping a character find the right broadcast signals for their TV by moving the antenna around. These types of interactions really help liven up the game a bit, making it more interactive than your typical "interactive movie" style game. In fact, even though it's a choice driven game, I'd have trouble referring to it as an "interactive movie," because there is so much actual gameplay involved.The characters are easy to connect to, with a lot of strange personalities and humor. You take several trips across the country that the game takes place in and each trip is completely random. You'll never take the same trip twice. This sounds more impressive than it actually is however, as it's mostly pulling from the same 80 or so scenes and putting them in a random order, however the randomness of that order can affect how those scenes progress, giving more reason to come back and replay the game. There's also several endings and I have at this point replayed the story of this game four times trying to get every ending. There is a lot of replay ability here. The story itself is also quite interesting and I find myself intrigued by the political aspects, which are quite heavy within the story.And it would be wrong of me to not mention the soundtrack. I'm not usually one to notice sound tracks in video games but this one is particularly good. I find myself humming the tunes in every day life, even when I'm not playing the game. However, when it comes to the graphics, there's not much particularly impressive. Some of the environments are pretty and nice to look at, but there's a lot of pop-in and the textures, while certainly not horrible, aren't particularly impressive either. Graphically, this almost looks like something out of the Wii/PS3/360 era. I however did not notice any issues with frame rate or performance and it seemed to do quite well on the Switch.All in all, I was impressed that such an amazing game could have been made by such a small team and this game is the perfect example of how good an indie game can be. The main story is probably about 10-15 hours, but there's so many reasons to go back and at this point I've probably spent closer to 30-40 hours on the game. Would strongly recommend to almost anyone.

Отвратно прописанный мир, где непонятно что происходит и зачем тебе бежать. Персонажи творят полную фигню, а тебе не понимающим за чтоОтвратно прописанный мир, где непонятно что происходит и зачем тебе бежать. Персонажи творят полную фигню, а тебе не понимающим за что предлагают ненавидеть правительство и бежать из страны. Демка выглядела топово, но я думал что это вырванный из контекста кусок игры и в полной игре пояснят за мир и почему президент плохой, но этого не происходит. Игра просто говорит: Он плохой, потому что он тиран.Мотивации играть из бежать из страны нету. Полное разочарование. Хорошо что я вернул деньги за неё

Toothless as political commentary, and with its, supposedly, big focus on choice being almost non-existent, it would be alright to assume that this isn't a big recommendation - and yet it is. Digixart's anti-fascist indie might not be as good it thinks when it comes to politics, and the choose-your-own-adventure layer under it all is paper-thin at best, but simply as an experience, as a road trip across a beautiful land, filled with interesting (to say the least) characters, yes, this is one of the best indies that have been released this past month, warts and all. Its replay value is, unfortunately, very low, but do yourself a favour, and try it out when you get the chance. Road 96 is a flawed but undoubtedly memorable journey.

This was a fun journey to go through more than once. It had interesting characters and surprises.The graphics were a bit lacking andThis was a fun journey to go through more than once. It had interesting characters and surprises.The graphics were a bit lacking and sometimes glitchy but didn't get in the way of the gameplay. The only issue with this was sometimes your sight was wobbly when making a choice it could sometimes make you pick the wrong thing.One major issue I had was sometimes when you start with a new character the first encounter could only end with the choice that depleted your energy and ends with getting arrested. That was frustrating.But overall, I hope to see more story-driven games like this.

The official description of Road 96 promises “thousands of roads across the authoritarian nation of Petria.” One might think that this is a truly non-linear game with a highly replayable campaign, but in reality you’ll get one full playthrough, with maybe a smidge more. Still, this playthrough, despite some flaws in logic and overall simplicity of the game, will bring you joy and a dozen awesome songs for your playlist.

Road 96 is a fantastic coming-of-age and socio-political tale, told in an interesting way that only video games can deliver. Stick your thumb out and hitch a ride with this fantastic adventure, and make sure to turn the music up loud.

Для инди очень даже не плохо, в некоторых местах хотелось бы чтоб было поинтереснее но в целом выходные за игрой провел с удовольствием, своихДля инди очень даже не плохо, в некоторых местах хотелось бы чтоб было поинтереснее но в целом выходные за игрой провел с удовольствием, своих денег стоит

Road 96 takes us on a tough journey that makes us reflect and that engages us with every decision we make. And it does so with a remarkable narrative game where each story is different. Its graphics can be improved, but its story will make you soon forget about its weak points.

Road 96 is an engaging and timely adventure, but the title's poor performance on the Nintendo Switch makes it a rougher go than it should be.

Great game with a super story, some rogue-like experiences, nice and memorable characters. You can expect that every journey you make isGreat game with a super story, some rogue-like experiences, nice and memorable characters. You can expect that every journey you make is different. But the graphic quality on the switch was not really the best.

I really hate it when a game that has a pretty decent idea with a huge potential is ruined bad writing and mechanics.The story of a runawayI really hate it when a game that has a pretty decent idea with a huge potential is ruined bad writing and mechanics.The story of a runaway trying to cross the border is something that is not very often explored in games and I though that this game which mains focus is to cross the border would be a huge hit. Sadly the writing for half of the characters were not decent(the Yo Kid was made by a sadist) while the other half were pretty interesting and fun to be around with(truck driver goes beep beep). The mechanics if you can even call them that are pretty basic and there is not a lot of things to do with them , the game is incredibly easy especially when you learn lockpicking which makes the choices in the game very easy since there are barely any negative consequences. Story had a pretty decent start and an alright middle but for me the ending was pretty sappy ,predictable and boring and the choices you make in the entire game have zero consequences (well almost zero some minor I guess). I would've actually preferred it if we followed a long journey of a single hitchhiker and the characters he meets while trying to survive and with more (way more) polished mechanics. The soundtrack was pretty good and the voice acting was also well for the most part. I still think the game is worth the decent price of 20 bucks.

Overall, a pretty captivating package. Some stutters and bumps in the road, but nothing to get up in arms over. Plays much better in dockedOverall, a pretty captivating package. Some stutters and bumps in the road, but nothing to get up in arms over. Plays much better in docked mode than handheld. Fairly interesting story lines across all main characters. Replay value is pretty high.

Игра заеб*сь, сюжет заеб*сь, музыка заеб*сь, графика/стилистика заеб*сь, атмосфера заеб*сь, геймплей пох*й). Повесточку в рот еб*лИгра заеб*сь, сюжет заеб*сь, музыка заеб*сь, графика/стилистика заеб*сь, атмосфера заеб*сь, геймплей пох*й). Повесточку в рот еб*л

ROAD 96 is so much more than an indie point-and-click. It’s a solid recommendation despite its obvious limits. This small world created by Yoan Fanise and DigixArt, suggests that there is still a lot to see from the Indie scene. What else can I say about this game? Perhaps whoever has lived it will understand, because for me ROAD 96 is Jeremy by Pearl Jam; Something in the Way by Nirvana; Nutshell by Alice in Chains; Firestarter by The Prodigy and 1979 by The Smashing Pumpkins, all at the same time and made into video game form.

Road 96 offers a non-Manichean adventure on the roads, looking for a brighter future on the other side of the border. Despite some uneven mini-games and some brutal cuts in its narration, the game still offers some interesting cast and landscapes, carried by a strong soundtrack with delightful 90's vibes. Too bad this Switch port suffers from such a big downgrade once grabbed on the go.

The icing on the cake: the whole thing is accompanied by a very nice artistic direction and a nice soundtrack (repetitive in the long run). A great success.

Road 96 is an adventure game that’s stuffed with fascinating characters. Everybody has a story, and the game does an excellent job at weaving those stories together in an interesting way. The use of music and the game’s art style also helps to elevate the experience. Road 96 is a bit bogged down by some UI issues and framerate drops, but that didn’t stop me from really enjoying the complete product.

Road 96 tells a poignant story of those trying to escape a corrupt and dangerous country through great gameplay and multiple playthroughs.

Road 96 is a game that fall short of its promises. Branching storylines all have the same outcomes, and subplots of many characters are to predictable, even if a little funny.

Certainly Road 96 isn't a game for the masses, it's a bit of a niche. But this does not mean that it cannot please those who want to try something new and special. If you like compelling and captivating stories, backstories and slightly daring adventures, if you love the fact that every choice made has a weight on the unfolding of events, then it is a title that you could and should try. It is certainly an experience different from many others that in the end they all look a bit alike.

Just like a solid road trip, Road 96 is filled with ups and downs. As you strive to survive Petria’s worst roadblocks, you’ll find yourself making defining decisions. Even if the world of Petria isn’t as defined, the characters more than make up for the long, empty stretches of road. Road 96 is game that makes you think long and hard about both the journey and the destination.