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I'd recently discovered this game after chancing upon it during a sale, and I do not regret buying it at all. It has some of the elements of what I love most in games, and the puzzles can be somewhat challenging, though the plot is what I love the most, if you could really call it a plot. It reminded me of the Talos Principle's favorite sassy, software-based AI. (Not including yourself.) I also found it to be comically dark, because trust me, I'm not somebody who likes unicorns. Without that component, I wouldn't have been able to appreciate the game so much. Don't let its initial appearance deceive you. That's its goal.

As a musician and avid psychology researcher, I loved what I've seen of this game thusfar for a number of reasons. Aside from showing how the mind of a composer and performer operates, it reflects some of the modern difficulties of pursuing admiration and success, particularly to the point that you stop listening to your inner voice. It gives a great example of how failing to accept and confront the more difficult aspects of life can manifest into a bigger problem and the ways we may go into denial after refusing to acknowledge it.

For being such a short game, I really liked this one. The puzzles aren't too time consuming and the plot still will catch you off guard, and offers something of substance to players. There's something personal for any and everyone to take away from this story. You might just end up seeing your reality in a different light.

This game is provides strong symbolism and creates a bridge to those who have never personally experienced clinical depression, or have loved ones, friends, and otherwise they want to gain more insight about. It simulates the mindset in a way that mirrors the thoughts going on the minds of the depressed, regardless of the stretches of their individual lives. People who deal with depression are connected by more than just a label, and this game accomplishes conveying that intuitively through its relateability. This plot has a special technique of stealing your shoes and replacing them with the boots of another while you aren't looking. A must have for those searching for a powerful way of supporting those who struggle.

I actually really appreciated this game and the sort of creepiness in the aura. It reminded me of Marble Hornets for those familiar with the series. There was a unique approach taken here that made ME feel like the experiment while simultaneous having this feeling that my choices were somehow consequential. It may not be for everybody, but for anyone who has an interest in Psychological Horror games with meta-elements, I highly recommend it. It was a refreshing break from the expected.

I love the concept of this game. The characters are cute, the gameplay isn't overloaded with gore, and there are some fun puzzlesolving elements at play that can prove quite challenging the further you progress in your playthrough. In the end, after you finally accomplish a goal, you do feel a sense of accomplishment in it. The skills arsenal of skills were everywhere from whacky to straightforward, and hilarious. Sometimes the deaths felt cheap but death in the gamed nevered proved to be much of a setback, and while this game isn't centered around lore, it still presented many hours of almost arcade-like enjoyment.

This is a ridiculously easy game to burn time on. There are many amusing qualities for being such a strategically intricate game, such as the fact you can be backstabbed and go to war with Ghandi. At first, the amount of resources to keep an eye on and tasks that need to be accomplished seems formidable, but after spending a brief amount of time engaged in gameplay, it's not difficult to become much more immersed while you're engaged in warfare. It's a more intricate version of chess to me on some level, and aside from the fact all sorts of things can happen with friends in multiplayer, the game causes the player to step it up through varying difficulties and preallocated challenges where some of the behavior is much less transparent on behalf of the AI. Additionally, I've found myself just sitting there, pouring hours into doing things such as becoming supreme overlord dictator of the world. It's a good reminder to me, and perhaps other players, why they should never be placed in such a position of power. The world couldn't handle dictators so overpowered.

I revisit this when I need to cry sometimes. It gets me every time for many reasons. I return after time has passed, and wonder, will I still cry? It breaks numbness. The plot is that deep; it makes you feel when you are so numb emotionally, you could pass as a robot. Highly recommended. Memento mori.

walls 2 op, pls nerf qq


fun game though

Even though the characters may have been fictious, the people were real. That's why it felt so human. It was. 10/10 would recommend to people seeking closure regarding interpersonal relationships. Also recommend to those who feel like no one understands their pain. Nothing better to remind you of the pain of our mutual humanity than sharing in it.