Even though some of the plot twists are intriguing, the game comes to an abrupt end without covering any of them properly. As much as I tried to like The Red Strings Club, I couldn't convince myself to beat it more than once to see the alternative story branches.

Pros: marvelous pixel art, calming music.
Cons: way too short for any character development, mini-games are clunky.

great game!! beautiful soundtrack and a cool cyberpunk plot.

I loved the story. Every single twist changed my perspective on the events of this game. Plus, the ending made me cry. The gameplay, though simple, was enjoyable. I liked the drink mixing minigame, the pottery one was also cool, just a matter of figuring out the tools. My only complaint is that the path towards getting all the achievements is a bit convoluted (needed a detailed guide in the end; but I guess that only matters if you care about achievements). Ah, I guess that and the unskippable dialogue. It makes sense for a first playthrough, given the nature and focus of this game, but with the amount of different options/paths one can take, skippable dialogue would've been a nice unlockable feature for additional playthroughs.

An interesting point and click that primarily proceeds through dialogue and a drink-mixing mini-game. Some philosophical and moral questions abound. I wasn't fully satisfied with the ending though.

Very interesting game.

Like it

holy mother of ♥♥♥♥.

This game offers stunning pixel art, a captivating story, and cool, well-developed characters. Its unique spin on a cyber-futuristic world makes for an engaging narrative. It can be tough at times, and things don’t always go as planned, but that unpredictability adds to its charm. The dialogue is sharp, and the personalities of both clients and main characters shine through beautifully.

The nostalgic pixel art gives off serious 90s vibes, adding to the retro feel.

It’s a great game, though the price is a bit steep. If you can snag it at 25% off, you won’t regret it!

An incredibly realistic bartending simulator.

I liked it, I liked the visuals and the sounds.
This short game deals with a lot of great questions. Also it has really interesting ideas for some mix of puzzle and mini game.

My issue is that this felt like only a fraction of the story. It starts in the middle of everything and I barely could keep in mind who the main cast was.
The ending came after about 3 hours (and I took my time.) I am confused because this felt like a short story but with the plot of an entire action movie.

I hope from more content from the producers. Maybe this was more of a project to try things?
I bought it on sale and don't regret it.