am i the baddie?

made me a better person

This game honestly did make me surprised. I admit, i expected this game to use my computer to mine bitcoin, but it didn't do that. It didn't act like it had anything to prove to me, it just put me in and simply said "go". So i did, i went, i played with my friends for hours, i laughed, i cried, i screamed, it made me feel emotions I've never felt before. In the process of not acting like it had anything to prove, it proved everything to me. It didn't try to be something it isn't, it knew what it was, and it embraced it. Now, the gameplay of this game is quite simplistic, bit i dont think thats a bad thing. This game was originally designed for mobile, yes, but that doesn't mean its bad on pc. If anything, it being on bot mobile and pc means you have more ways to play this game with all of your friends. The game consists of one "Baddy" who no one can see, and everyone else is visible. There are items littered around the stage that the baddy must pick up in order to win, however picking one up makes him visible for a short amount of time, and when someone who isn't the baddy touches the baddy the baddy loses, but if the baddy picks up all the items, they win. This thoughtful but simplistic style of game-play make the game an absolute wonder to play. The unique cat and mouse feeling of it is really nothing like if ever seen or played before. Also, the game even has mechanics in place to prevent camping, if the baddy doesn't pick up an item for long enough, then the items will be relocated elsewhere on the board. This forces the non baddies to think on the fly, as well as makes teamwork almost required. The sound design of this game is simple, yet incredibly effective. Theres no music, and barely any noises except for a realistic car sound effect whenever you move. Some may so no music is a bad thing for a game like this, but i disagree. I believe the devs knew who this game was for, and knew it was best for the players to be either all in the same room or on a call on discord, skype, zoom, or anything else so they could talk. In making the sound design simplistic, and almost bare bones in a way, it allows you to enjoy the game more. Theres no fiddling with settings to turn music down, because there is not music. Now, the controls of this game are a bit weaker, i must admit. If everything else is a perfect 10/10, the controls are a 9.8/10. I believe mobile players will not have that big an issue, they merely swipe in any direction anywhere on the screen and their character gos that direction. For pc players, however, they can use their mouse as if it were tapping on the screen of a phone or tablet. However this is sort of finicky/janky. Its a bit hard to be precise with your timing that way, However pc players do have the luxury of being able to use arrow keys, and this works much better. The graphics in this game are nothing to sneeze at, they may be a bit simplistic, but that helps more than hinders. If the graphics were super realistic in this game it would be more intensive on devices, which would cause lag, which would be terrible since this game requires split second decision making. Over all, this game changed my life, all for the better. 10/10, id give anything to be able to play this game for the first time again

I really don't get the appeal this game apparently has. I could see it appealing to 5 year old children but to be quite frank, I'm not entirely sure they would understand how to play. Slight rip-off of a collection of well known games, which I will not mention. It's not terrible, but definitely could use a face-lift before it interests me. 3/10

am I the baddie?? An inquiry that befuddles me on a regular basis. This masterpiece of a game attempts to answer my question.

No, I don't like this game. It stops you from seeing the real picture. "I am a baddie" tries to hype you up, make you think you're some kind of bad ♥♥♥♥♥, but you're not. You're just a regular person, waking up early, dragging yourself through a 9 to 5. You're a loser. Wake up. Anyway, let's talk about the political state of the world right now. Through the winds and the turns I find the seas. Where they come and find me, I find her.

played it like once, all i remember is there were cars that sounded SUPER gay