Posted on: May 28, 2021
Skrylar
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Second class citizen on GOG
Cute and somewhat short. Multiple playthroughs but it's very easy to end up locked to a particular ending without having any idea whats going on (saying something nice to a particular government official puts you on the government plotline, where you start getting jobs to screw people over and at odds with the resistance even if you don't ruin people's lives like they ask.) People say it's like Papers Please. It's really not. Dealing with people goes in two stages: they stare at a Rorschach test and say some nonsense and you have to pick the correct out of three responses. Failure is penalized by taking away time left in the day (there is a hard limit of 40 days) and being made to do an extra round of that minigame. The second phase is equipping minigames (in the form of "devices") which you have to complete to remove insanity symbols from a person. Also waiting for the animations to complete consumes time so you may end up having to waste it visiting a patient that has a single insanity symbol left, which you had completed the minigame but since the animation takes two seconds too long the game doesn't credit the treatment. There is a stress and personality mechanic. Stress builds up from failing minigames and causes the character's mini plot to fail. Personality loss affects which plot you get placed on. Depending on if you fail, help them without breaking them or destroy their personality you will get different resolutions for each character. Many do nothing. Some of their endings are very sad or happy. I kind of wish there was a New Game Plus where you didn't lose all of your progress on a new game. Device upgrades have no story connection (you just accumulate science, and buy them.) I liked it though I noticed achievements were missing (only Steam gets them) was a little annoying. And when they announced an update I noticed Galaxy wasn't spamming asking for my password--turns out only Steam gets updates. Supposedly, they are "working on it."
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