There Is No Game : Wrong Dimension

I definitely recommend to experience this game. I mean non game, of course.

I really loved watching people not play the original, now I need to find friends and make them not plaay this one.

It's somewhat unique in its approach to play game stereotypes in the most unexpected ways. The narrator and good writing make it pretty funny most of the time. At least the starting chapters (until you reach the mobile phone) show a lot of love for the quoted genres. The pixel art is lovely and the implementation is flawless. The last chapter(s), with the pseudo-live-video stuff weren't really my thing, but OK. Anyway, the (not a) game is relatively short (needed 5.5h) and in the end and while it pretends to let the user run berserk, in the end there's always only one solution to each stage and at times, it can get a little bit frustrating to go through several loops (without a way to skip or fast forward) of the same thing again and again until you figure out the somewhat arbitrary solution. But I got it on sale, was pretty much entertained the whole time I played it, so four stars seem well deserved.

I wasn't expecting this game to be so brillant: it breaks the rules of other games while making the player think about the repetitive gameplays we are used too. This is so refreshing and unexpected. And very smart too. Moreover, this game is cheap. Therefore, don't miss the experience, which I can compare to Undertale in the way it makes us think out of the box. And it is also very very funny!

A great game based on subverting the players expectation about how interactions with an adventure game should be.