dialogues based on just stereotypes of various ideologies (nerd, emo, feminist, ...). there is no actual story. you click on a dozen answers or so, done in a few minutes. repeat 15 times for all endings. graphics look like simple ai. don't come here expecting anything deep, creative or exciting. i've heard from 'murican millenials it's bringing back memories. in case you have a demand for that, maybe give it a try
The game is fun, if you end up being able to play. There are issues with the game randomly freezing, hints not showing, the map not working and the mouse being uncontrollable. A Win 9x VM, mouse report rate dropper is recommended
Relaxing point and click game
The game would be pretty good for a free indie title, however, the combination of savepoints and bugs like randomly clipping through walls, controls not responding etc. makes you have to start back from a savepoint to replay again, and again, and again. Pretty much kills the fun of it
The devs put a lot of work into the environment and video sequences, but all in all this would have been better as a browser game. Either funds ran out for the rest of the game this way or it was meant to just showcase modelling with a "game" on top. Storytelling, interface and content is way below expectations and the use of Unity as an engine is a waste of computing power and disk space, when in the end you mostly have multiple 2D layers in 1990's SNES RPG style to run back and forth between again and again and again.
Always wanted to try this game since it was out. 2021 and it's finally happening, but to be honest, I can't get used to the controls and interface. They freak me out. Everything else seems really cool and all, so you should at least give it a try and maybe it's more intuitive to you than it is to me.
