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a short, narrative-driven experience about routine, isolation, and quiet horror.
you live in an ordinary house.
you work a simple job.
every day is the same.
until something shifts.
15-20 minutes of gameplay
minimalist visual style
no saves
that's all
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Languages: English
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Themes across 41 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
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Пустая игра про "жуткую, истощающую, депрессивную" рабочую рутину. Тяжело сделать поистине трогающую душу художественную работу по данной теме. Единственный успешный представитель такого жанра - The Stanley Parable. Тут же игра передаёт мироощущение тикток 1000-7 дед инсайда, которого мать выгнала на работу 18 лет.
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Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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这个游戏的作者似乎认为我们从一开始就是输家,如果他真是这么想的话那么他是对的 作为玩家的我认为,我们从一开始就拥有了杀掉魔王的能力,不是对抗,而是我们本来就有 “EXIT”从来不在我们操控角色的清单之中,角色不如玩家那般自由 虽然我知道作者是想传达关于工作的一些话题,但是我不这么想 开门的不是门,而是玩家操控角色的手 他是错的
Just play this game. Play it until the very end, then re-open it one last time. This is a 20-30 minute game. SPOILERS AHEAD: Holy crap. I caught on to the meaning so fast, but the ending really caught off guard. My theory for this game's meaning is that you are an adult going through their everyday work life (as expected). But, it's different. It's a torturous loop of meaningless work, getting paid and getting the money taken right out of your hands. Eventually it damages you (when you give your arm to the big mouth). I think the mouth resembles, well, taxes. Basically just costs and the government taking your money away. Later you end up not being able to eat anymore. It gets to a point where not only do you lose all your food, you lose all your money. Over the course of the game, it gets harder and harder to pay, because you don't have the necessary needs to survive. In the end, you just say ♥♥♥♥ it. You physically can't give the mouth anything more, so you start tearing everything down in your life. Before I get to the end though, I just want to say; I think the negativity shown by the computer's messages shows that the character has been in a depressive state and has had a "work, eat, sleep, repeat" perspective on life. In the end, I believe that the character commits suicide. After they are done destroying everything (even their bed which is how they sleep, or their fridge which is how they eat, or their computer which is how they work) there is a computer off in the far distance. If you go up to it (it says the name of the game file) and you destroy it with an axe, the game ends up closing. You aren't on this earth anymore. If you re-boot up the game, you then remember what happened when you first opened the game. It says "game over". You died. That is the entire game. It sheds light on things like the government's greed, to the same exact loop some people have in a day, to how it can just come crashing down on them due to insufficient funds for basic things like eating, all the way to how it affects your mentality, to the point where you can't even sleep. I think if more people understand the message of this game, the more people can get help and help each other through our mental issues regarding every day life. I'm assuming this is what the game is about. Dislike this review if I'm wrong, lol
Enough.
Очень жизненная игра с важным посылом для нас.
классная и стилевая, под конец классная музыка и геймлей расслабляет
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