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It takes some time for Stray Gods' story to come together in a satisfying way mainly because it takes a while for the world's rules to establish themselves. Her primary method of investigation involves questioning the various Idols around her, which leads to a lot of jaunty musical numbers. She doesn't so much search for clues, because, by her own admission, she isn't a detective. Grace has only one week to prove her innocence otherwise, she'll be at the mercy of these powerful (in that instance, they would be) gods. The reason that the Idols' power becomes important is because it's tied to the overarching murder mystery at play. The actual power levels of the Idols seem to change to fit whatever situation the current scene calls for, which can be a bit annoying. They're dangerous beings that aren't to be trifled with, except when they are. They're all-powerful, except when they aren't. The gods (called Idols in this story) are immortal, except they aren't. With more of a visual novel type of presentation, story means a lot in Stray Gods, and this is a narrative with some distracting inconsistencies surrounding its pantheon. As Grace becomes the new Muse, she's also quickly suspected of Calliope's murder. It turns out that this is the Greek Muse Calliope and she passes on her essence, called an eidolon, to Grace.

Grace's life is turned upside-down when a strange woman named Calliope shows up to audition for the group and then shows up later at her apartment and dies in her arms. Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Musical follows the story of an aimless young adult named Grace who doesn't have much going for her beyond singing for her obscure band. After playing Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Musical, however, I can only marvel at how well he and his team have pulled this feat off.

'How would that even work?' people like myself asked.

He surprised many when he founded Summerfall Studios with the intention of making a video game musical. Someone else who appreciates good theatre is David Gaider, the former lead writer for Dragon Age and Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. I wouldn't classify myself as one of them, but I can appreciate good theatre. The world is filled with musical theater nerds, fans of the great musicals like Rent, Chicago, Cats, and Wicked, to name a few.

Download the new for windows Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Musical