While We Wait Here

Um ótimo walking sim, ele trata de bons temas, gameplay é divertida, tem personagens carismáticos e é uma experiencia bem curtinha, monstrando que nem tudo está acabado quando seu mundo acabou.

you run a small diner while the world is literally ending outside. i really like how every customer that walks through the door has their own story, their own way of dealing with what's happening, and the conversations you have with them are the highlight of the whole game. the cooking mechanics are also more enjoyable than they should've been for a game like this. the way EVERYTHING is animated really stood out to me. it was kinda like a dopamine boost everytime lol. this is way more polished than what you'd expect for a $5 game. the psychological side of it is also interesting. in my opinion, the "end of the world" is actually way more metaphorical than it seems. the game is about the two main characters and something that they went through, told through hallucinations and symbolism rather than it being explicitly spelled out for you. which is cool in concept, but the story does get a little bit confusing in some parts, and the ending is really abrupt aswell. i won't spoil anything since i believe the game is better experienced going in blind. if you're into short, atmospheric, story-driven, psychological horror games, then i definitely recommend this one.

What an odd little game. Good , but short.

The graphics and storylines looks very promising in the beginning, but it's too short and feels unfinished. I wish the developer made a complete, detailed story. When the most interesting things should just begin, it ends. Even with a discount it was too expensive.. Man, even for free i wouldn't started to play this game, if i knew that it was so unfinished, you know. Can't recommend to buy it🤷‍♂️

As usual when I buy games that I'm not like super hyped about to play like as soon as it installs I tend to forget the details of the games I buy. I remembered that this game was about waiting the end of the world or something in that vein. So, like fifteen minutes in the first curve ball hits me right in the face and what I thought was going to be an easy going experience -since I was totally oblivious by then- changed my expectations to a sort of anti Coffee Talk that I despise so much for its forced wholesomeness as if customer service was a cozy experience that lucky people gets to live in exchange of minor wages. Anyhow, the games is kinda that but it's also a lot more and in all of that it has as much hits as misses. It has fun moments, emotional moments, funny moments, stupid moments, strangely bloober-y team-y horror-y walking-y sim-y moments and as a whole package that lasts 2 hours can be a great deal for some, a mixed bag for others or a stinky pile of garbage for -I hope- the minority. For me it sits comfortably at the middle between a great deal and a mixed bag, being a very good experience with a few hiccups here and there that didn't bother me too much in the moment but that certainly took away a little force of the impact of the ending. The experience leans a LOT on its characters and minor arcs and being some of them lackluster softens up the final blow a bit too much.

O jogo é bom, vale a pena o preço cheio e mais ainda na promoção. Mas o sistema de diálogos é horrível, terminei o jogo, faltou UMA conquista que consistia em uma ação específica, tive que rejogar quase até o final para escolher a ação e liberar, sem poder pular a maioria dos diálogos, enfim, pelo menos 2h a mais só pra essa conquista, fora isso, jogão.

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