Has a video game ever profoundly changed you and/or changed your life? For me, the answer is yes. Leap of Faith changed me like no other game or AVN has. IMO, the game’s depiction & treatment of mental illness is phenomenal, better than any game I’ve played or am aware of. I developed much more empathy & understanding for mental illness sufferers. But it goes much deeper & this literally changed my life. For the longest time, I could not figure out why I was so drawn to Cece, why I felt such a stron...

The game keeps freezing on me. After the hospital where Cece is first treated, I get home and frozen. Maybe my Windows 10 machine can't carry on. Any hints?

I'm not that far into it yet, but i can TELL it's good. Not only is the story good, the music score is FANTASTIC... Not at all overbearing - and the songs actually fit the scene beautifully! I usually mute the music in games like this b/c it gets in the way of the storytelling. Not this one... I find myself *more* immersed in the story because of the music score. Very Well Done!...

I saw the genre as nothing but a tool for getting easy achievements, until I played this masterpiece. I heard a lot of people praise Leap of Faith as one of the best AVNs ever made, so I decided to give a fair shot. Little did I know that this game will take me on a life-changing journey to hell and back. I cannot describe the range of emotions I've experienced while playing this game. I didn't even know I had that many. Completing Leap of Faith was a core memory event....

This is never (as far as I can recall - please feel free to correct if I'm wrong) explicitly talked about in the game. My theory, from observing her behaviour, is that is she is what would now be referred to as Bipolar and used to be called Manic-Depressive. When she is "happy" there is something slightly manic about her and she messes around a lot, and when she is low then she is very quiet. Some of you of a certain age might remember the great Spike Milligan (most famous as creator of "The Goon Show"). H...