Drizzlepath: Glass

played it for the achievement because i decided to go through my steam library and work towards finishing more games completely. the story is decent enough, but suffers because of the language barrier. the narration is sensible enough, and you can put the pieces together once you reach the end, but overall the game is bizarre and kind of hard to follow. random set pieces, illogical choices from the protagonist, weird references to game development and chickens. One of my major problems is that at least twice there's some kind of urgency presented to the player via audio-visual cues, but absolutely nothing to back that up. You can literally stand in the fire and there's no repercussions; you can just sit there while the little pill icon tries to convince you to click or press e to free yourself from the prompt, and nothing will happen until you do what it wants you to do. Also, there are several sections where the game suffers from a lack of direction. The maps are big and meandering and you'll wander around going "ok, what now?" because there's literally no indication of what to do next and you just have to click everything in the hopes that it will move the story forward. Tl;dr, It's better than anything I (and many, many others) can make, and the creator is cool and skilled and brave for putting their work out to the public. However, the game is a little frustrating and vague. Would recommend if you like long walking simulators, don't mind using cheat engine to increase player movement speed, or are looking for a generally short narrative experience with a very very light horror themeing.