Narrator sucks

i played this game on a lowER end PC (13600, 3070, 32GBRAM) no problem, however opening it on my high end PC (13900k, 3080, 64GB RAM) results in the game crashing moments after launching, there is a fix for this however it involves messing around in ms config and limiting core counts, rebooting the PC etc etc etc in order to get the game running. I'm not going to do that EVERY TIME i want to play.

Sadly this is no Stanley Parable.
This is a game that is making a point about creativity and I think its a psychological release but it is absolutely not a game , think of it as an interactive view into success and game creation.
This probably makes it seem more intresting than it is, it's dull and more a chore.
Play if you have sado masocist tendenices.
Wow this is dull.

This is one of the first games I've felt strongly enough about to leave a negative review despite how short the game is.

But first there are a few things this game has going for it:
1. The art style is quite pleasing. Might describe it as "source core".
2. It is a rather unique experience.
3. It does make you think about it.
There are probably other nice things you could say about it but I think I would be grasping at straws.

Frankly I found the game to be boring and pretentious. It felt like an "anti-game" if that makes any sense. The "game" isn't just unfun but antifun. If you think it's worth it to see what I mean it's a $10 meme game. But I think I would've rather spent my two hours doing almost literally anything else.

A lot of people say that this is game is really deep, but I don't see it. Without spoiling anything, the only characters are self hating, mentally ill, and unlikable. The game touches on some deep ideas about creativity and whatnot, but even the game itself seems to be kind of self denying. It's like the game poses these questions, and then hates itself for even asking them. The game and its characters just seem to say things without any kind of point to them, and when you start to think that there's a point, it's kind of ripped out from underneath you.

Made by the same guys who made Stanley Parable. Yet is one of the worst game purchases you could ever make. It's a walking simulator alright, but unlike the Stanley Parable there is no witty dialogue or choices to make to prop it up. The story is ass boring and is trying to tackle themes about being creative in the most dull way imaginable.

The only reason I even made this review is because this stupid game keeps appearing in my "Similar to games you've played:" section. All I can say is that I'd never felt so robbed before, it wouldn't even be worth playing for free.

I found this game very tedious.

This game tries to be artistic and edgy but I think it just tells the story of an abusive relationship with nothing redeeming. It's just a sad story about 2 broken people who don't figure anything out.

I don't think there's a lot to learn here except to be careful who you make friends with.

This is just so emotionally immature.

This game kinda broke me.

Everyone interested in art should play this game. Not just games as art. Art. Artists, what it means to make art, what it means to consume art. Play it and see what you think.

Any game development student should be playing this especially anyone that goes to Full Sail University. This game gives strength to those who are lost or burnt out. What education doesn't teach you is independence but this game shows it. Just because you make something too simple or straight up ass just means to keep going and you'll get better over time. don't ever let that imposter syndrome run wild in your head or let anyone talk down to you over something you've made, thats how creativity leaves your soul.