Drywall Eating Simulator

It's everything it says it is and more. And the more I played it the more I desired to eat the dry wall not just because haha drywall eating funny but also because existence on earth is madness and eating drywall is the only thing that will make me better. How accurately the devs depict the state of capitalistic society in current times was incredibly accurate in a way to draw out even more horrors when you realize that as much as the game is a horrifying depiction of society... so too is the one we live in and we cannot escape this one like we can the game and that is the true horror. Did I get too deep? I always over think things but damn this game was a trippy experience. On the last two levels I did get a little stuck trying to find the direction I was intended to go just long enough to get frustrated but I still finished and enjoyed the game for exactly what it is meant to be. My only issue is the pixely glitchy visuals that I know are intentional depiction of the decay of madness in the simulation when your stress levels become too high but aspects of it can be a bit visually overwhelming and it would be nice to have an accessibility feature for photosensitive individuals to adjust it. (if there was one I just didn't see it)

Charming and very well-written! Interacting with all the NPCs is delightfully frustrating, munching the drywall has a great tactile crunch, and the environments are packed with fun details. Highly recommended if you're looking for a short, funny little experience.

Was unironically a bit excited to play this but bugged and broke my progress by getting off the game after chapter 3. Also seems a bit pointless to eat the dry wall because you will just need to be angry to progress the game and break another wall anyways.

I guess it was interesting. Gameplay is basic though; talk to a few NPCs, get mad, smash walls to progress an eat dry wall to calm down. There a little bit of fetching items as well but mostly its just the smashing walls. Probably the games main content lies in the dialog and narative and its charming enough to be fair. Overall its not a bad game but maybe a little overpriced considering the scope. I'd recommend it on sale.

A bite-sized bit of enjoyment that doesn't wreck your teeth. An extremely accurate simulation of the modern world's stressors that doesn't bash you over the head with the message. Very satisfying.

I liked the premise of the game and found it really funny after watching an youtube video, but when I loaded the game the CRT filter was so strong it actually gave me headaches. I was barely able to read the phone text but powered though it thinking it might be just the dreamscape like that. no. Really sad situation but until this gets fixed or we have an option to disable the filter imma keep this one as wishlist only.

It's definitely not what I expected, to be honest I wasn't sure what I did expect. It's fun, but just not for me. I would recommend it to others though.