Fit check
Is Feels worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy text-based fantasy adventures with branching conclusions
- RPG fans who want difficult games with limited initial instruction
- Players interested in replaying a story with different characters and decisions
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a forgiving RPG, since the game is described as highly difficult and offers little instruction
- Players who want action-oriented combat, modern graphics, or a linear story rather than command-line play and repeated runs
- Players looking for a large, conventionally presented fantasy world instead of an ASCII and text-based format
Our take on Feels
The store copy foregrounds the breadth of its possible endings, but the practical experience is also shaped by sparse guidance, high difficulty, and command-line presentation. The repeated need to create different characters may make completion feel more like systematic exploration than a single story campaign.
What is Feels?
Feels is a text-based RPG played through a command prompt, set in a troubled medieval realm.
Players choose one of four gods before reaching a village threatened by disease and other dangers. Decisions, actions, and inaction can alter the world and lead to different outcomes. The game combines branching narrative paths with turn-based combat, character creation, and a search for every possible ending. It provides limited instruction, making discovery part of the challenge. The listing highlights multiple conclusions, a full soundtrack, difficult play, and distinctive characters. Its presentation uses ASCII and text rather than advanced graphics, with each playthrough requiring different characters to uncover the wider range of outcomes.
How Feels plays
- 01Branching outcomes
- Choices and inactivity can change the village, the wider world, and the ending reached.
- 02Four starting gods
- A new game begins after selecting one of four gods.
- 03Turn-based battles
- Combat proceeds in turns within the text-based role-playing structure.
- 04Repeated character runs
- Different characters and playthroughs are used to discover the full range of endings.
- 05Included soundtrack
- The game includes a complete musical soundtrack alongside its command-line presentation.
Feels compared to similar games
Feels centers on command-line role-playing, branching outcomes, four selectable gods, and turn-based combat, while Planescape: Torment: Enhanced Edition emphasizes exploration, characters, story, and soundtrack in a traditionally presented RPG. Back to the Dawn is also an RPG, but its scope focuses on prison escape, investigation, survival, crime, and corruption rather than Feels' search through multiple endings in a medieval village.
Feels: platforms & release
Is Feels worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy text-based fantasy adventures with branching conclusions. Skip it if: players seeking a forgiving RPG, since the game is described as highly difficult and offers little instruction.
Where can I download Feels?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Feels's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Feels on?
Windows only.
