Recent reviews by Eli

Went into it thinking it would be a funny little "haha, tsundere"-ish thing. It wasn't. It bloody (no pun intended) wasn't.

Came to play DnD without having a live DnD group's real life schedules interfere. Stayed for multiple playthroughs - and still haven't done, explored or seen everything there is in the game. Staying for even more playthroughs.

Great characters, great story, great devs, great game. 11/10

My initial thought buying and playing the game was "lol, let's see what this is about" and ended up having way more fun that expected, with funny and witty dialogue making me laugh out loud on several occasions.

Imo it's worth the buy since you get a lot of replayability, even if sadly you can't skip already read dialogue in replays, but create a save file right after the introduction section of the game and you at least save repeating that part and can get to the parts where you're actually starting to make choices different from your previous playthroughs.

I needed roughly 3 h per storyline, however I was reading the dialogue aloud on stream, meaning it's likely slower than reading it in your head.

Genuinely one of the funniest games I've played in a long time. Worth every penny. Short and spicy!

Don't bother. I finished the game with a big feeling of "wtf did I just play?". It feels like the choices made didn't have much of an impact.

Tbf, I only played through it once - because it didn't even remotely seem interesting enough to play through again to get more information about it.

If you get it for free, go for it but otherwise your money is better spent on other games.

From the 2 hours that I managed to play the game it looks like the story could be nice and enjoyable. The controls feel a bit weird and the visual prompts sometimes took me a moment to realise that there's something to do. All this would've been fine and playable imo but as mentioned above, I couldn't play past 2 hours since the game's design is VERY motion sickness inducing and I ended up feeling too nauseous from the camera's shakiness and Aiden's (second playable "character" basically) POV.

If you haven't bought the game yet and are prone to motion sickness, do yourself the favour and check out some videos on YouTube in fullscreen mode before purchasing (a good part of the game could be "Police chase" since it's quite early into the game, so no major spoilers and it's the part that truly kicked off my motion sickness).

Beautiful game that makes you oddly attached to the person you play with. Like a car driving in front of or behind you over a long distance and then part ways. It was an adorable experience.

It's a really sweet game with nice, subtle storytelling, and it feels very relaxing to play. However, I finished it in roughly 4 hours, so while it's a very nice game, I'm glad I got it on a sale instead of full price.

Amazing game to just have some fun with and laugh your butt off. I feel like A LOT of creativity (and drugs?) went into the making of this gem but it is such a pleasure to play.

Played this title after Automata but it's story and everything still holds up really well. The characters, voice actors and the general all-around package is pure quality.

The story is really good but you might need search for a quick lore explainer video after you're done to fully understand what went on (at least I did). I still enjoyed the story a lot and getting it explained after only made it better.

Also, the dialogues and interactions between the characters alone absolutely make it worth it.

Only downside is that you need to play through the game:
Ending A - full game (duh)
Ending B and C - half the game
Ending D - quick af
Ending E - quite fast as well and a really nice addition to the remaster since it gives the entire story the cherry on top.