199X

A beautiful game about games 1999X is essentially a game about playing games, very 4th wall breaking, almost in the same kind of storytelling vibe as The Stanley Parable. The game sways towards being pretentious at times, but the likeable characters and well written story bring it back. Honestly I was very impressed with how well the game was presented. It took me about three hours to beat it, that's with taking breaks and aimless wandering around, but it felt like the perfect amount of time. The lo-fi soundtrack is great too. If I'm going to nitpick, I'll say that I wish there was more stuff to actually do. I mean, at the beginning of the game, they encourage you to try interacting with lots of things to see what happens, but in reality, there's not much you can interact with in the game. Which is kind of disappointing, especially when you take into account how good the writing is. Also, there was a decent amount of backtracking/walking. Which is fine, I always just don't care for that as much. Overall, if you want something with a cool and original narrative, that isn't bogged down by its own heaviness, you should pick it up. Seriously, it's like, $2. And you get three albums from the same people who did the soundtrack in the free DLC, so seriously, what have you got to lose?

First note, it seems this game entry in Steam is now being used almost exclusively to promote music by a B-grade artist, rather than any merit in terms of contributing to the video gaming industry. RPG Maker strikes again! This is another low effort retro-pixel JRPG ripoff spamming the Steam catalog, made with the RPG Maker video game construction kit... in their own words, "Our easy to use tools are simple enough for a child." This isn't even a good RPG Maker game. This one removes the interesting aspects of JRPGs like combat, progression and so on in favour of attempting to use the narrative of the game to broadcast some moralistic SJW friendly story about the authorities having it out to get women. Which is just awful in terms of the actual story, the obvious motivation behind it, and the appalling implementation. Tinfoil hat SJW agendas have never been a good idea, let alone in video games. The same is true for "edgy" games like Feminazi, it just has no place on Steam. Gamers who want a good retro gaming experience would be better off playing the original Final Fantasy games or one of the better RPG Maker games. Should you buy this? Absolutely not.

The idea was neat, original enough, but it got pretty boring due to the empty squared mapping and default RM controls. Also, the text box was too transparent to read easily with some decor. Now given the (relatively) sensible price, that wouldn't have been so bad. I found the characters interesting, after all. However, I just wasn't into it. Probably because it was made for a player that would identify with the avatar's personality or feel her attractive enough to overlook other things? Given the topics, the atmosphere and the swearing, the graphics lacks something...a little shade there and there, less toon-like sprites, etc. But I understand that the author is mainly a writer so they didn't want to focus too much on graphics. That's okay. It just feels weird in some maps. A little like watching Dora and hearing her drop the F word just because. As a side note, being neither a man nor a woman with a kick for molestation or humiliation, the universe presets annoyed me a little. But that's not necesarily a bad thing I guess, since that might actually have served the plot if I'd played further. However, I dropped 199X and doubt I'll be coming back to finish it. What decided me were the endless walking, the difficutly of reading the message box and the fact I could neither relate, or feel attracted, to the avatar at all.

this game smell like green day dookie album

Its an aight game nothing special about it tho the music is trash tear the lowkey im a feminist female lesbian protagonist thing is a lil bit too edgy for me the overal storry is interesting at most tho the gameplay is just walk here and chouse 1 of the 3-4 options given id like to reccomend it but i kinda cant cause its not really a proper game the most gamey thing in it is the D&D section. just to note i did kinda like the game not saying its bad and stuff just cant reccomend it

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199X made me more attached to Clara than any other character. Please play this game, it has a beautiful soundtrack, it's short, has a great story, and is very much unforgettable.

I'd seriously recommend this game for the story, the music, the feels... gosh, the feels... It's a game where you can be truly invested in the main character, Clara. You're basically her rock in the middle of chaos and- it's just a really good game. 11/10