Ratings War

Good game, great story line and optional paths. Provides a solid couple of hours of game play for just £2!

not as many choices as choice of robots and its a lot shorter but its still really good. I definitely recommend this not really game but sort of game lol

With how much it delves into sexual preferences and gender identity you'd think it was a twisted pervert's porno game, but really it's just mental masturbation for SJW types and basically keeps you thoroughly blueballed. Story itself is okay. Lots of choices. 7/10

I can't recommend it highly enough, I had to stop myself from playing the whole thing in one go because I wanted to pace it out but it's amazing. It is a very well thought out and written interactive story that lets you build a reputation for yourself as a reporter and you have control over a lot of things such as your style (factual or flamboyent) your morales (integrity or ambitious) and how well you work with others. It lets you develop relationships with other characters as well as creating your own news show. BUY AND PLAY THIS GAME IT IS WORTH IT!

Too short.

Much like the other Choice of Games titles, Ratings War brings an interesting premise with a dash of romance, flair of an evolving player character (driven by choice, of course) and a stylistic read wrapped up in a cheap package. While shorter than most titles, Ratings War was rather entertaining and it definitely had one of the more well established future noir settings that I've been aching for. Overall a great companion for a rainy day. Like all the other text games I do not recommend it for elitist ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ who don't do this genre. If you're open minded I would go with Tin Star or the Heroes Rise trilogy if you haven't played one before simply because those are both longer and far more entertaining.