I’ve never played the originalSludge Life, so I went into the demo knowing it’s got graffiti.
The grainy, lo-fi style of the game wedged the disconnect between me andSludge Life 2even wider.
And then I played it again, and it somehow just clicked.
Sneaking around to tag walls in less-visited places forces you to explore each corner of the environment.
If you need inspiration on what to do, the demo offers a short to-do list.
The greatest part of the demo, for me, is Gato Mago.
A minigame you could install on your in-game laptop, you play as a wizard cat in a dungeon-crawler.
I have no idea if this actually exists in the demo, but hey.
I’m begging you, if you’ve found it yo tell me where it is.
I need more Mago Gato.
I’m in love with the anarchist the demo is bringing out in me.
