The Stanley Parable

The Stanley Parable is a very good game well written with a nice touch of humor. It's a little expensive so it's better buying it in sale. I highly recommend this game! 💗

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[h3] Стэнли 427 [/h3] Когда заходишь в игру впервые, думаю, не можешь не удивиться повествованию. Такого рода интерактив, который то ли пробивает 3ю стену, то ли нет… вроде ты играешь за персонажа, но решение принимает игрок, говорят то с тобой, то есть со Стэнли. А он делает то, что ты скажешь, то есть, что скажет рассказчик, ну или наоборот, что скажет точно не делать - Стэнли сделает, зависит от тебя. Если еще эту игру не пробовали, то очень советую. P.S. слабо спасти и ребенка и щенка?

> Stanley writes a review on steam about his expeirance with the game. He says that the game was bad due to a british guy stuck in his head the time he was in there. Stanley's grammer was not the best surely. So when people looked at the review they did not like it and thought a lazy bum not a professional wrote this.

The Stanley Parable is a game about choice… except the game has opinions about your choices, and those opinions are extremely judgmental. You play as Stanley, an office worker whose job is to press buttons on a computer. One day, everyone disappears, and instead of questioning reality like a normal person, you immediately start wandering around listening to a narrator who thinks he’s in charge of your life. The narrator tells you what to do. You can follow him. Or you can not follow him. Either way, he will have thoughts about it. Go through the door he tells you to? Good job, you’re obedient. Ignore him? Congratulations, you’ve just started a passive-aggressive argument with a British voice. The entire game is basically a philosophical debate disguised as walking through an office. Every decision leads to a different ending, and many of those endings exist purely to roast you. At some point, you realize the game isn’t about winning it’s about seeing how far you can push the narrator before he loses his mind. And he will lose his mind. The humor is brilliant, dry, and constantly breaking the fourth wall. One minute you’re exploring, the next the game is making fun of you personally for pressing a button you definitely shouldn’t have pressed. 10/10 I disobeyed the narrator out of spite and have no regrets.

Stanley felt so strongly about his love for this game that he just HAD to leave a review of it on Steam. He filled this review with a plethora of positive anecdotes; the review was glowing, detailing Stanley's incredible experience. He bragged on and on about the narrator's impeccable wit, sense of humor, and charming smooth voice. He wrote a review so long and so detailed that it clogged up Steam's servers for everyone worldwide, leading to the permanent shutdown of the platform as a whole. As a matter of fact, it's a miracle that you are reading this paragraph at all. Are you one of the lucky ones that still has a working license for Steam on your computer? Astounding! Well, if you've got Steam up and running, you might as well play a bit of The Stanley Parable. What say you? Ready for some fun?

OH, did you get the BRRROOOOM CLORSET ending? The broom closet ending was my favourite! srsly tho 10/10 game. The narrarators voice is PEAK and there are so many different endings i love it sm