Recent reviews by soyinspace

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I played this game live on stream. Everyone who came in to see loved the game it was so great. Gay Aussie stoner koala whats not to love. True aussie culture so great. Love it. The narrative felt so real I feel like it wasnt a story at all, but my real life. Please continue to make more games so I can feel alive again.

This was a life changing experience. I used to be a giraffe with slippery feet and now, I am a man. This game could be summed up as a cornucopia of emotions and slippery feet. **** isn't real, but success is. I sincerely recommend this piece of art to all of my friends and even my enemies.

(FYI it took me 17hrs to beat in one playthrough.)

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This was a very bold game in it's exploration of the relationships people have with other people, art, war and larger society. I think the most beautiful thing about this game was it's tribute paid to classical art. The soundtrack is gorgeous and many times while playing the game I would just sit back and listen. But for that reason, it's not a good game to play if you're looking for something more fast-paced. There is no action inside of the apartment, you are in a safe environment onlooking the destruction of the city around you.

I also didn't realise I could press Y or N (or click above or below the mouse) to perform actions positively or negatively until the very end of the game. Hilariously, I sent my boss rude messages without even noticing I could change them, wondering why my character was so mean-spirited. I'm looking forward to playing a second time and seeing how the gameplay changes with a positive relationship with my boss.

All in all, I absolutely loved it because of it's explorations of art, philosophy and human relationships (also a POC, female protagonist!!) but was not impressed with it's tedious gameplay. I would suggest this for people who enjoyed games like Telltale games (Walking Dead, Game of Thrones etc), Gone Home, The Novelist, Papers Please, The Stanely Parable and Dear Esther.