I love this game so much ;-;
It's both a funny and a sad game (more a sad game though), and I love how the right answers aren't obvious, just like it would probably be in real life.

I'm interested in rather contents than visual in this game. At least I think that I've bought good game.

I overall liked the characters stories, choices and possible outcomes, but in the technical part there were some glitches and shortcomings. Sometimes the characters appearance was repeated in the same gameplay so it wasn't as authentic. The game also stopped working multiple times while I was in the middle of the story and I had to quit, what led to repeating the same part which was kind of an annoying thing to do.

A solid game that is one of the few to, obviously, not be afraid to touch faces with depictions of suicide--almost too much so, in fact. Character suicides like the rickroll one and the 'GG ez' or whatever ones were not anticipated for this kind of game and frankly are harmful and not something to be joked about, especially in a game that is trying to make a statement on suicide. They hurt to have to go through.

I appreciated this game; I got it maybe two or three years after playing its demo before because I thought the demo was really good and I really liked how it portrayed everything when I was really struggling with suicide. This game is solid for its general vibe, theme, and statements for the most part, but I don't think I could recommend anyone to buying the full game.

Gameplay-wise, this game is the same few things over and over and over. This format works in a lot of games, see visual novels and such, but this isn't a visual novel. Said concept of "same few things over and over" does fit with the theme, but it's played too heavily into to actually be enjoyable. It stops becoming a statement and instead becomes a process. It's hard to find attachment or value in these characters, even when heavily immersed, because of how mundane everything is, and for a game like this, attachment to characters is so valuable. An extra few mechanics, visuals, or simply just plot--honestly, anything-- could do wonders for this game. (Side note; I love how the screen shakes and turns red every option. It made me feel like I was doing everything wrong at first because the brain assumes it only would do that for wrong options; having that there adds this extra element of stress and seriousness and emphasizes that every choice you make matters here.)

In relation to the plot, I really wished that there was more, especially for this kind of game. We get these things at the beginning, which I was excited to see play out-- but they never are. They take forever to get through for absolutely no payoff. I get the theme of the mundaneness with same life over and over and our main character completely leaving his original life, but at least doing *something*, *anything* with at the very least Rae would've been so nice, both for plot and the characters. It could've easily given the main character more incentive to be so interconnected with the suicide theme when Rae was so clearly teetering on that edge. Leaving everything just leaves the game feeling unfinished; there could've been at least some link between his mundane life and his life at the bridge and that would've made the first part at least mean something.
I am a big fan of the original two endings, the 'life' or the 'death' ones, and I enjoy the options of the other ones, I just wish they were built more on before completely ending.

(Getting through every achievement is also so painstaking. Having to go through the beginning sequence multiple times without any way to skip or speed up dialogue is AWFUL. I understand its statement originally, but for multiple playthroughs and the completionists--which the game encourages, considering the achievements--it ruins the statement by being so painstakingly tedious. I feel as though there should have been some way to speed through things)

TLDR; I commend and appreciate the game for covering the topics it does, although there are some weird choices it makes in doing so. For being a story-driven game, it has very little plot and the entire beginning sequence literally does not matter. It's a simple game with little mechanics, but it has a meaningful statement, although blurred by some things.

This game looks like boring comic book game

♥♥♥♥ it man i choose life i choose life through and through

I'm actually enjoying this a lot more than I thought I would. There's some funny stuff slipped in that's pretty great. The game has a good balance of humor and the darkness of the story. Story's rather good, I'm currently working on getting all the endings, has a lot of replay value.
Really good point and click story where your choices truly make a difference with a good story, a sense of humor, and a focus on the main point.

got me

yeah an important message and it's art but gameplay is just...2/5

This game was really frustrating during my first playthrough. People kept dying left and right and it got me really annoyed :( There were some funny situations and I responded myself in a funny way and then they died and I was like...damn I guess I'm quitting the game.