Recent reviews by Connor, Cyberlife android

The game took me a total of two hours because I wanted to get all of the endings. For those of you that enjoy mostly story and few options, this game is for you. If you're hoping for something more complex like 999 where it's a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ puzzle game, look elsewhere. I used only one save file since the choices were basically at the end of the game. There are four endings exactly and I'd tell you about it but, then I'd be ruining the game for you. I actually called the symbolism in the item you find in the game and correctly guessed what ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up thing happened and who did it. If you want to feel like a psychopath, this game is for you. I'd give the story about 8/10 total. It kept me interested long enough for me to want to finish the game [and replay three more times to get all of the other endings]. I don't usually write reviews but I figured that this one needed a review since it's such a niche game.

Pros: the story is written in easy to read. What I mean by that is that if your vocabulary is absolutely garbage like mine, you won't have to embarrass yourself with a dictionary. It's pretty easy to follow along as well. And unless you're an absolute psychopath like me, you more than likely won't guess the endings before you play it.

Cons: When I first started playing the game I thought "oh so this is just a straight visual novel with no choices, huh?". You literally have to play until the end to get your boxes of choice. So if you're looking for something with more complexity, look elsewhere. The characters seem to be pretty stereotypical, especially given the genre. While I enjoyed myself, I'm just throwing that advice out there since this is approximately a 2 hour long commitment. It would have taken less time but, my fur child decided that it was a good time to bother dad while he's reading games on the internet repeatedly. I digress.

tl;dr: If you like story, go ahead. If you don't like very few options for your novels/need more complex, go somewhere else.

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