She's just straight up pornography. Every time she shows up on screen, it ruins my experience with this game. (The comment marked as the answer addresses this problem well.)

So we know that the game only has a single route/ending along with a mostly unchanging story (save for slightly different dialogue here and there), however the game PRETENDS like you can perform different actions or influence how things turn out I'm curious who else knows of any red herrings so we can make a big list of them just to really look at how much the game trolls you. I'll start: - Being told by the Save Point that you are able to 'Lure' Yellow out without fighting her (you can't) - Being tol...

I am wondering what are people`s thoughts about this.

The first game had a powerful message and thought provoking themes. It made me feel strong emotions and actually made me re-evaluate my outlook on life and fear death less. The entire journey felt like it had meaning and a very satisfying climactic end. There was cohesiveness and you could actually theory craft and figure out the blanks. In this game, it felt like I was being thrown around all over the place for no reason with no aim and it ends in an unsatisfying and abrupt end. I really don't get it...

I've seen a lot of confusion and negativity surrounding this game's approach to storytelling. "What was the point of all that? What does any of this mean? What is this game even about?" Alright, I hear you, and I'm going to try to answer those questions in my own way, assuming that you actually want answers. Here is my incomplete but still quite involved analysis of Everhood 2's major themes and narrative. Part 1: What does any of this mean? Whereas Everhood 1 was about death, Everhood 2 is abou...