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[h1][b]A "Philosophical" Short Game[/b][/h1] [h1]What this game is:[/h1] An "indie" short game proposing a story of "escapism" from a boring office life... [h1]How does it work?[/h1] You are a woman that has suddenly an epiphany... Office work life is not for you... You decide to be a sheperd instead... [h1]How does it perform?[/h1] Easy to play, the only thing you need to do is point and click in order to interact with various objects or people. No apparent bug, gameplay is quite fluid. [h1]The good points:[/h1] Simple and uncomplicated game. Solving the adventure is easy, at no point are you in danger of becoming stuck. The music is actually nice, and because the game is very short you will not have the time to find it ennoying or repetitive. There is one achievement for completing the game. I did not observe any bug. Takes less than 150 MB on your HD, and will run on a 10 years old PC. [h1]The bad points:[/h1] The game is quite short and will provide you with about 20 minutes of play. If you replay the game, you will likely finish it in less than 15 minutes. As such, replay value is extremely limited, there are no variations in the storyline that would make it interesting. The starting point is intriguing, but the development is very limited and ends up in disappointment. After collecting a few sheeps, these transform in clouds allowing your character to "ascend" (?)... [h1]My take on this:[/h1] This game is too short to warrant the full asking price. The idea presented is interesting, but not well developed, and ends up in a "philosophical ascention" that will leave you asking yourself if the game was really worth the time and money you put in there. Buy this game if you like short "philosophical games" that are at a discount, but otherwise, don't bother...