What really set Overgrowth apart from other games for you?

[Meeko011]

For me:

• I'm actually good at it.
• There's something akin to a body destruction engine.
• Slow motion fighting, where the slow motion actually has a huge impact on gameplay (you suck less).
• The insane skillcap. If you can dodge and block attacks right, you can take on 5 equally strong enemies, or many more much stronger enemies (wolves).
• Nothing is scripted. You are thrust into a level and left to your own devices.
• The vast number of forces involved in a fight in such a short time.

[Thomason1005]

-having fockin blood marks on your weapons & blood dripping down the rabbit fur, slowly drying out. this brutal level of detail

[Phoenixwarrior141]

-having fockin blood marks on your weapons & blood dripping down the rabbit fur, slowly drying out. this brutal level of detail

This. Also the fact that I was getting into rabbit knife fights to begin with. I don't think I ever played a game where I could get into a knife fight with a rabbit.

[clonex10100]

The combat just feels really solid. I can't really describe it. I guess it's a combination of the attacks, ragdoll, and sound.

[TheInsider64]

• Good physics based combat games are rare.
• Ragdolls
• Tight combat mechanics

[Proverb]

Davids vision! The alpha videos that tell what the author wants the game to be. That feels, to me, like a story telling platform! I have also loved watching the game get better, and worse, over time. I hope that the new devs watch all of the early alpha videos, and that David keeps a strong rein and finishes features before releasing new ones. A la my second favorite alpha elite:dangerous which cant finish a basic before a new release! karate rabbits whats not to love!!