Femida

I can only recommend this game if you don't have a problem with the translation. The translation/writing is full of grammatical errors. There is a mistake in almost every sentence. I hope this gets fixed soon, since it does mess with the immersion. Otherwise very unique game. There is no game with this subject matter yet. Thumbs up

19 found this helpful, 2020-02-26

I was a little taken aback by the reviews of Femida that talked about the bad translation. That was naive on my part, because the whole game is reading and there's clearly so much built into the nuances of your decisions, but all of the finer points are lost in translation.

20 found this helpful, 2020-02-29

This is a great concept - just not sure how well its executed. The writing is rough and the reading becomes tedious (the font style is a bit hard on the eyes). Would love to see it revamped maybe with some voice acting to add more to it.

5 found this helpful, 2021-04-20

Femida is a recent addition to the Steam library of games. Femida is an indie, non-linear game, by developer Art Interactive and publisher Roman Loznevoy, featuring dialogue trees and court cases in a post-totalitarian (or still totalitarian?) world, a year after a revolution that flipped society upside down. You play a man who was just appointed judge back in the main city, after having moved away to a rural town....