Andrew M. Yang 最近的评测

Its was pretty good.

Coming from a person that has gone through depression and had experienced anxiety (I really read the creator's disclamer, wow), there are some aspects of the game where it really gave em the chills, and other parts where I felt really calm and happy. At the end of the game (if you played it, then you probably know), I ended up crying real hard because of the subtle messages I was able to pick up on and realised how much this game speaks to everyone. About issues that people can understand and how to never give up. This was my interpretation of the game. But to whoever is playing this game, the meaning is very ambiguous. There is no specific meaning or purpose of this game but for you to interpret it for yourself.

It was definitely worth crying about the end and I thank the creator for making this game.
:')

PTSD Simulator is very fun. Throw in a few mods and its more fun

Good story and plot, but mechanics and some aspects of gameplay are a bit too easy

Its fun, but then you have toxic people that talk you down and takes the "team" out of teamwork. The toxicity gets to you and before you know it you're kicked or get a ban.
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Also I'm crouched and my crosshair is pointed straight at the enemy. I'm at point blank and shoot his head. Misses shot. He turns around and jump shots me with an AWP. I die. Terrorists win. Vote passed, you have been kicked from your last match. Receives 7 day ban.

Edit: I got VAC Banned for doing what? Prefiring every corner on the map and expecting them to hide there bc thats what they do.