Dropsy - Nitro Rad

[CazTheGamerGuy]

I think the name "Dropsy" is in reference to the character's career literally dropping after the aforementioned fire i.e. He's no longer a part of this circus and people despise him, thus he's dropped into a disheartening situation.

Either that or it's because he'll drop on by to give you a hug. Hugs are nice.

[salvadoravila]

Oh man, I love this short video.
Upon some little research the game launched JUST 5 days before Undertale was released, so that might explain something; shame you didn't mention the soundtrack at all, which is actually pretty darn unique, starting with some jazz to later be mixed with some synthetic sounds. Also, at least to me, the game has a very interesting narrative thank to the lack of words, I think this is the first case where a game focus solely on a "show, don't tell" narrative, or at least this is the first one I see. Anyway, even when I'm not a huge fan of point&click games, I might pick it up on the next Steam sale. Awesome video as always, James.

[Danmarinja]

I personally don't see why some people think improved accessibility means a game is worse. It means the developers trimmed the fat; cut out anything needlessly complex. Sure, there's a charm to figuring out the old point-and-click puzzles, but they often tended to be cluttered and poorly designed.

[themeekwarrior]

Dropsy: an old term for the swelling of soft tissue due to accumulation of excess water.

Really neat game. I was hoping you'd go over the ending since I know I won't have time to play it myself. :')

[WeirdBrain]

This game's finally relevant now!

[MineSlimeTV]

This is the first game that allows you to hug everything and I'm happy as I thought there wasn't one with especisly one with the hole premise is hugging...now I want even more games that allow you to hug everything or your friends like an emote for example

[leadcreekmusic]

Dude. You need more subs. I love your content. Keep making stuff!

[Michirin]

I love how this game looks, I love how this game has 0 'actual' text on-screen, I love how it tells everything it needs to tell through images, shapes, animations and the like... I'd love to play it but I can't at the moment... Maybe someday!

[prototypechile]

Everytime I see the intro I have the urge to re watch Lain.

[LGW]

This is by far Nitro Rad's most heart warming review

[YashichiDSF]

really liked how this episode is formatted. good stuff as always my man

[brytonbehrend]

I'm very impressed with you. This was such a chill, informative, solid video. You really got your point across, and it was interesting to hear you get your point across. Keep it up, bud!

[rothnihalias]

I'm glad you reviewed this game. I had completely forgotten about it.

[zippercreature]

I actually remember this game.
I got it a few months back.
It was good.

[mickodooku]

Jesus Christ the melody that you had playing from the game at the beginning of the video was stuck in my head for weeks. All I knew was that it was from some indie game. I can finally rest.

[coyraig]

The word you were looking for is "wholesome"

[werotus]

Love the new style man. Clean and simple, keep it up :)

[dahliasdarkside]

Always showing me cool games to play and I'm smitten with you to add a cherry ontop *v*

[Feversome]

If i remember correctly, you can get the object you need to enter the mines by two ways.
The dog can get it by digging the mud patches and the bird can get it by doing something in the right side in the entrance of the mines.
Believe me, I lost my dog and I didn't get the object neither, but I don't remember reloading a safe file just to get it with the dog.

[cultofgiygas]

Very nice quick review.
By the way. The term is "walking dead syndrome"