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[TL;DR] Game is good, makes suicide seem easy.

[Actual Review] So let me put this straight, weirdly enough, this game has been a rollercoaster ride of emotions for me. An offer is being presented to me to put a bullet in my head. But just behind a screen. And that decision was semi-hindered by sheer luck. Wish it was that easy in real life.

Over and over again, I was facing this bald guy, holding a gun to my head, pulling the trigger. Over and over. Nothing happened. It was a weird experience. And at times, a point of where you could "end it all" was presented and I still declined, folded, pussied out. I wanted to live, achieve great things. It hit too close to him.

It's a simple game made in Unity, which would usually indicate mere nothingness. But I feel like there is a great message. You are sitting at a table with death. And either you take a roll on the "Pulling-my-♥♥♥♥-together-roulette" and man up, looking death in the face and pulling a trigger on a revolver, hoping he would bite the bullet. It's overly philosiphied, but that's just how I felt. It was a good experience to see that bald guy, the guy I was staring into, die. See him take the bullet instead of me. Sometimes luck is all you need to get over things. Just like that.

Though I obviously won't purchase the "DLC" to get this experience over and over again (for obvious reasons. It ruins the "idea" behind it), it was still an experience to be had. Are you gonna man up and pull the trigger or let death roll the dices, putting more pressure on you?

>I don't actually suffer from depression or anything related to that, but it was still a good-way-weird experience. Facing your fears, being on the breach of killing yourself or letting your fears die, it was quite satisfying in the end.

And for those memers reading this review: At least Logan Paul won't find me in that suicide forest, am I right?