Was It Worth It?

I haven't fully finished it yet, but so far I'm really enjoying it. It's obvious that the people who made this game wanted to make it, as redundant as that may sound. The endings are diverse and often philosophical and/or funny. That being said, there are a few issues that may change with future updates. To start, the first section doesn't make much sense. I had a tough home life and have social anxiety so, according to the first section, I don't have the capacity for love... The ducks could also do with a notification for when you've grabbed all the ducks in an area. All in all, this is a cute and cheep [spoiler] heh [/spoiler] indie game that I believe will only get better with future updates. The developers said they'd add free additional content so I'm looking forward to returning to this game in the future. For now,

Short narrative driven game where you get a robot body after humanity was destroyed. Bonus points for ducks.

I... Im not sure if it was worth it. Honestly I wished the endings were a littly bit longer and different besides the flavor text. The jumping puzzles ... Hate. Absolute hate. Im happy at least for some theres a "Skip it" Button but for one section you have to do it and the jumping and bouncing off the walls really got me angry. Yes angry at a jumping session! On the bright sight, it has giant rubber Duckies. Friendly giant rubber Duckies. Very friendly. Many duckies...

I bought this thinking it was a horror game, like the other horror games this developer has. I enjoyed them all. However, this is NOT a horror game. Instead, it is quite amusing and entertaining to play. If you liked the Stanley Parable, you will absolutely get a kick out of playing this game. Especially if you play it 'wrong'. Was I disappointed when I realized it wasn't a horror game? Yes. Did I enjoy it anywayws? Also Yes. Get it on a sale, and it'll occupy you for a while. I've only got 45 minutes in so far, but I still have a few achievements to gather.

Not groundbreaking but what it does it does well. It scratches the "Stanley Parable itch" and if you're the kind of person that loves exploring everything except the main path then you should have a fun time. There is roughly 2 hours of content and there are some mechanics in place to allow you to skip the tedious part if you don't feel like doing a whole loop again. The world feels a bit barren however you can see that some effort have been put into creating a coherent art direction for its different part. The voice acting is good enough to keep you invested, usually those type of indie games only have text to read so it was nice to see the team go the extra mile to infuse some life into the characters. If you're into that kind of game, the price is fair. So was it worth it ? yeah it was.

It took about 20 minutes to finish the game. Replay value? For some perhaps, but not for me. I wish I spent that money on a beer, it would have been more fun than this.

This is the second game I played from this developer (with "Test of Courage" and "Born into Fear"). While Test of Courage was basically a psychological horror game with a nice surnatural ambiance and premise, this one is more story driven narrative walking simulator, in the likes of "The Stanley Parable". The main difference being that your are not called Stanley (obviously), but 105, and you are incarnating a mechanical body in a "post-apocalyptic environnement". It's rather short, but a concept like this allow the devs to show they can "think out of the box" and be a little "meta". In other words, they show they try to re-think the concept of video game and try new concepts of story telling and game design. Considering their other games seem to be more "horror oriented", it can be interesting to see what kind of experience they can offer to the player when mixing those concepts. Actually, one of the "endings" can be considered quite "horror-y" and I found it very nice. My only grudge against this game is that some of the endings requires quite heavy platforming. The thing is, considering how your character moves, it make those sections very difficult. Fortunately, the devs seem to be aware of it, since they offer a way to skip those sections. As a whole, I found it great. Very different from what you can expect from a new indee dev and I wonder what comes next.