Girlyyy

It seems like it has a lot of potential, but right now Girlyyy gives you literally no direction after the tutorial, and the game is a rather large set of islands that you navigate between with a ship (which you help fix in the tutorial). The Good: The gunplay (because this is partly a third-person shooter) is actually pretty solid, its fun. The music is super chill and nice to listen to. The artstyle, I think, looks quite nice. Not everyone likes that cel-shaded look, so you've been warned. The ragdoll physics and jiggle physics are welcome additions, and can make the game pretty funny at times. The controls are solid, a bit on the floaty side, but workable. The character customization is fun to mess with! plenty of costumes to choose, both sexy and not, and a simple editor to change the player character's face. You can even collect and spend "Gacha tokens" to unlock new outfits. The Bad: While the player character being so heavily physics based is a really interesting concept, it does have some unintended side-effects. The player character will often snap to a weird direction when interacting with an object or NPC. The player can often clip slightly into scenery if they fall in a certain way (not game-breaking, but does look really weird before the game drops you to the floor). Jet-skis are also entirely broken due to some physics bug introduced in the v0.2.1 update. If you try to hop off a jet-ski, there is a very large chance that you will become stuck in mid-air until you reset your character or the world (which you can do from the pause menu for situations just like this). The world is largely empty. Yes there are multiple rather large islands to explore, but 99% of the space on most of them are effectively blank. The weather effects, while neat, are very obnoxious. If the game decides its gonna be foggy you may as well let the game run and watch a YouTube video until it clears because you can't really see more than 5 feet around your character. As said before, the game gives you no direction whatsoever. I don't know if the game has a goal set out for you, and if it does, I certainly don't know what that goal could be. Again, this looks and feels like it could be the beginning of a great game, but there are many issues, both minor and major, holding it back from that potential. I hope that as development continues that the dev team will come up with some sort of goal or progression system for the game, as that alone would help tremendously.

I have no idea, what's going on here. You're thrown into the open world. First impression is great, but then you start to move around. Controls are extremely bad and clunky. Mission marker is a huge finger above your head. Mission target is not accessable. No inventory available. Maybe buggy? Mostly weird.

The game is looking like a fine start - great graphical and animation componens are already there. It would be great with a little more meat on the bones though. Neat 3d/cartoon style makes half of that.