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Man, on a site I write for, people were talking about this game. Some look at it as this intense "your choices affect the world" thing and others look at it as pure shit.

It's a POS game... after playing the game I did a brief search on what people are saying.

It's shit, the premise is that every decision made is final... just like life.

People don't play games to experience life, people play games to entertain themselves. This game is trying to be deep and profound but sadly fails.

That was sort of what I was thinking. Especially since the choices are so limited. I think that you can save the world if you work on a cure every day (while watching your life go to shit around you). Or you can party the first day, fuck the co-worker the fourth day (I think) and kill yourself the final day like I did. Since I wanted to see how things would be if I played the role of me in this game.

I actually got to play it more than once because I think the first time I played it, the game bugged out.

I did the "work" thing, but then one day chose to take the daughter to the park, then we ended up in a white screen with no background. So I hit refresh and did the whole thing over again, just working every day, and the character just dies at the end.

But ya, the game is a POS.

Sorry, I don't need a video game to tell me that life decisions are final... I realized that for myself a while ago. Games are to have fun and entertain, this game didn't do either... therefore failing it's essential purpose.

Oh, and another thing.

If you want to play it more than once you can go find it on other sites or different computers.

"Some look at it as this intense "your choices affect the world" thing"

I imagine it is the same type of people that think Ashton Kucher's film the "Butterfly Effect" is one of the most profound films of the decade.

It is just a crappy 'game' with terrible graphics and worse dialogue.

I fucked my co-worker, my wife killed herself in the bathtub and then I took my daughter to the park and we froze to death.

I only fucked the co-worker hoping for some mild soft core animated porn. It was just my car rocking. Bull shit.

SnotBubbles;595508 wrote:I only fucked the co-worker hoping for some mild soft core animated porn. It was just my car rocking. Bull shit.

This. I guess I felt bad about condemning the entire world to death because of a sex scene that was a real letdown...

Heretic;595514 wrote:This. I guess I felt bad about condemning the entire world to death because of a sex scene that was a real letdown...

LOL! My sentiment exactly.