When I first heard about this game, I was curious about the style of gameplay it offered so I placed it on my wishlist. Now having played it for roughly 3-4 hours, I can say with confidence that this is the first time I've had an experience with a game where the entire playthrough was entertaining for reasons entirely not associated with playing games.

You have a narrator. This guy has a pleasant english accent and routinely comments on what you are doing and the choices you make. The start of the game essentially boils down to a choice of two doors, those of which expand into more choices. The goal of the game is to basically experience each ending with comedic verbose from the narrator.

At first, I thought there were limited endings to the game, but as I played on, the narrator would create new dialogue and become more adverse to your choices. (It's entertaining to constantly frustrate the narrator and select the wrong choices.) I don't want to add any major spoilers, but several endings in the game lead to an entirely different playthrough the next time you restart in the office.

I'm glad I had to motivation to play this game as I usually don't jump onto obscure genres like this, but this was an amazing experience that made me feel like I was being toyed with from beginning to end. (If there is an end.)

When I first heard about this game, I was curious about the style of gameplay it offered so I placed it on my wishlist. Now having played it for roughly 3-4 hours, I can say with confidence that this is the first time I've had an experience with a game where the entire playthrough was entertaining for reasons entirely not associated with playing games. You have a narrator. This guy has a pleasant english accent and routinely comments on what you are doing and the choices you make. The start of the game essentially boils down to a choice of two doors, those of which expand into more choices. The goal of the game is to basically experience each ending with comedic verbose from the narrator. At first, I thought there were limited endings to the game, but as I played on, the narrator would create new dialogue and become more adverse to your choices. (It's entertaining to constantly frustrate the narrator and select the wrong choices.) I don't want to add any major spoilers, but several endings in the game lead to an entirely different playthrough the next time you restart in the office. I'm glad I had to motivation to play this game as I usually don't jump onto obscure genres like this, but this was an amazing experience that made me feel like I was being toyed with from beginning to end. (If there is an end.)