I'm not able to sleep tonight, so I saw someone else was playing this game on the general gaming thread, and that it was really short. I decided to try out it... and ended up finishing it.
Anyway it's supposed to be a "moving emotional, adult, (insert buzzword here) indie story", but in the end you are left with a story that doesn't accomplish much and doesn't have much of a point. I didn't like how the author used swear words all the time and overall juvenile language, I'm not surprised to see it was written by game journalists.
If you have played To the Moon, this is kinda the same sort of thing, except another premise (people doing what they can do survive), and actual (albeit short, simplistic and not very involving) point and click puzzles. It is not quite as dumb and filled with meta elements as To the Moon, but I would say the latter is superior.
The "post-apocalyptic snowy world" just doesn't make sense in many ways, and there are quite a few plot holes, and awkward moments.
So this is not worth playing, skip this one.
Anyway it's supposed to be a "moving emotional, adult, (insert buzzword here) indie story", but in the end you are left with a story that doesn't accomplish much and doesn't have much of a point. I didn't like how the author used swear words all the time and overall juvenile language, I'm not surprised to see it was written by game journalists.
If you have played To the Moon, this is kinda the same sort of thing, except another premise (people doing what they can do survive), and actual (albeit short, simplistic and not very involving) point and click puzzles. It is not quite as dumb and filled with meta elements as To the Moon, but I would say the latter is superior.
The "post-apocalyptic snowy world" just doesn't make sense in many ways, and there are quite a few plot holes, and awkward moments.
So this is not worth playing, skip this one.
