What an amazing game, from OST to the basic intutive gameplay elements and to the core. To simply put, The Red Strings Club is a jaw breaking game. The story reminds so many little unnoticed detailes about the very existence of our integrity, primal feelings, fears and many more.

Nothing in this game is predictable, there is no turning back, there is no such a thing called past in this game. There is no saving points or safe locations. You only progress towards the very end and future that awaits us in which you may find yourself, in hatred, discomforted or unpleasant or maybe completely otherwise, like in an europhic last trip, finding some meaning behind all of these story events when the curtain is finally removed.

It is so rhetoric, obviously, yet so simple, in plain pixels... That's just a wild game. Definitely worth a try. I've worked as a bartender in the past, reading people is not an easy task to accomplish and that can only be done with the mindset that the bartender in this game has, by letting them do their thing in their little corner, just like in life, no force, no pressure, no, nothing. Things will eventually come up by... and when that happens, you'll certainly recognize the true, unstoppable power of communication that's happening in the first place by the help of the words that are quite old -as old as humanity- and antique... Anyway, I'm out.

What an amazing game, from OST to the basic intutive gameplay elements and to the core. To simply put, The Red Strings Club is a jaw breaking game. The story reminds so many little unnoticed detailes about the very existence of our integrity, primal feelings, fears and many more. Nothing in this game is predictable, there is no turning back, there is no such a thing called past in this game. There is no saving points or safe locations. You only progress towards the very end and future that awaits us in which you may find yourself, in hatred, discomforted or unpleasant or maybe completely otherwise, like in an europhic last trip, finding some meaning behind all of these story events when the curtain is finally removed. It is so rhetoric, obviously, yet so simple, in plain pixels... That's just a wild game. Definitely worth a try. I've worked as a bartender in the past, reading people is not an easy task to accomplish and that can only be done with the mindset that the bartender in this game has, by letting them do their thing in their little corner, just like in life, no force, no pressure, no, nothing. Things will eventually come up by... and when that happens, you'll certainly recognize the true, unstoppable power of communication that's happening in the first place by the help of the words that are quite old -as old as humanity- and antique... Anyway, I'm out.