Tender Loving Care

There is no player agency and instead you get kitchen sink psychology assessments of yourself. If you're into psychological questionnaires in magazines, you might like this. Or people say, this is just more like a movie and less like a game. But then it's a movie that'd be terrible to watch. Sure, maybe the end would blow my mind, but I'm not sure I can slog through. Gabriel Knight II remains my gold-standard for FMV.

Kathryn is so hot, tempting, sexy and beautiful! The ideal nurse!

I like the idea of interactive movies but the video quality is very low so it spoils any good qualities the plot might have.

You can't fail/die etc. It really doesn't matter what choices you make. Kinda pointless.

One of the most preposterous and ill-conceived (and worst acted) movies I have ever seen. Even the "game" within (more like a cheap beach-magazine psychology test, actually) is disappointing, as most of the "deductions" in the "profile" section simply repeat in different words the same concepts that the "patient" (i.e. yourself) just answered to a few dumb questions -- which in turn suffer from several biases, so you will often wish there's a "None of the above" button (there's not, alas). Ah, you can skip the last set of answers: after the final credits you'll have no way to read your "profile" again. Not that it could be useful anyway. In short: avoid, avoid, avoid.