
Fornicate with hookers, smoke weed, or just sit at home collecting welfare, how will you spend your life as a blind old man with schizophrenia? Can you survive even one day as this poor, decrepit wretch? Or will you show the world that it should pay attention to irate old farts with nothing to lose?
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As the first ever, Blind and schizophrenic player I got some issues 1. The game doesn't even ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ work, I had to find OPENAL32.dll online somewhere to get the game to run 2. It says listen so that you can navigate your way, very interesting concept if the audio would actually play 3. Nothing makes sense????? I mean its funny but it tells you to talk to the hobo, I do and then I instantly die???? Besides all the issues, the um game very allah friendly Alhamdulillah please fix your game I beg of you EDIT: HOOLLLLYYY ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ THIS GAME IS AMAZING THIS GAME SAVED MY MARRIAGE MASHALLAH AT FIRST THE GAME WAS LIKE "TALK TO THE HOBO" AND THEN I DID AND I TALKED TO THE HOBO AND MY INFANT SONS HEAD DID NOT STAND A CHANCE AGAINST THE ROCK I THREW AT IT BUY THIS GAME BUY THIS GAME BUY THIS GAME BUY THIS GAME BUY THIS GAME BUY THIS GAME TRIPLE A STUDIOS DON'T GOT ♥♥♥♥ ON BLIND AND SCHIZOPHRENIC I DONT WANT ANOTHER GOYSLOP FIFA GAME I WANT BLIND AND SCHIZOPHRENIC 2 RIGHT ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ NOWWWWWWWWWW PLEASEEEEEEEEE I BEGGGGGGGG AT FIRST I WASN'T ABLE TO SEE THE BEAUTIFUL WRITING BUT THEN I REALIZED WHAT THE TASKS INNER DEEPER MEANING WAS AND I WAS WOKE BEYOND BELIEF THIS GAME WILL CHANGE YOUR PERSPECTIVE ON CHINESE IPHONE FARMS ITS SOOO ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ DEEP OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG I LOVE YOU PROGENITORWORKS PLEASE I WILL GIVE YOU MY FIRST BORN SON FOR THE NEXT BLIND AND SCHIZOPHRENIC PLEASEEE PLEASEEEE TRIPLE A GOYSLOP GAMES BORE ME NOW I NEED MORE THOUGHT PROVOKING TRULY INDIE GAMES TO BRING ME BACK TO ALLAH'S LIGHT O ALLAH THE ALMIGHTY ALLAHU ALLAHU PROTECT ME AND GUIDE ME TO BLIND AND SCHIZOPHRENIC TWO PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE I BEGGGG PLEASEEEEEEEE. But ya know besides that Its a pretty good game I guess :)
I am the first but not the second. I was hoping that this may be playable by someone who is visually impaired, with claims that the main part of the game was audio based. Well I made it out of what I assume was a room and then assume I wandered into the road and was run over. The sound is not directional oh well. No text to speech At least the text is white on a black background so could make it out with magnifier. Overall it does succeed at showing what would happen to a blind person if they were having audio hallucinations, they wouldn't last long if they left the safety of their home. So it is realistic. It cost very little so I guess I can't complain too much. Give it a go see if you can work it out.
I love this game. I cannot stress enough how much this game Rocks One day, I stumbled upon a game called "Blind and Schizophrenic". It had received almost no reviews online, so I decided to give it a try. The game's premise was simple: the player assumed the role of a person with both blindness and schizophrenia, trying to navigate their way through a daily chores such as; getting medication or Talking to the homeless. while dealing with auditory and visual hallucinations, and I soon found myself completely engrossed in the game's immersive and challenging world. After i had played 2 hours of it, I was struck by the game's thoughtful portrayal of mental illness. It didn't feel like a cheap gimmick or a marketing ploy, but rather a genuine attempt to explore what it might be like to live with these conditions. After I had finished playing the game for an hour, I told my friends about it but they laughed at the premise of the game so I thought, if they didn't want to hear about it, I will let the few people who see this post know of the greatness that this game holds. In the end, I was glad I had taken a chance on "Blind and Schizophrenic". It was a reminder that sometimes the most unexpected experiences can be the most rewarding, and that there is always something new to learn and discover. Edit: I love playing this game at the hardest difficulty with my eyes closed, definitely one of the best ways to play this game. A very unique and a must purchase for anyone looking for an interesting game to try out.
"Blind and Schizophrenic" is a dead game, you can verify so yourself by checking the [url=https://steamcharts.com/search/?q=blind+and+schizophrenic] player count[/url]. This "Progenitor" publisher might as well drop the "Works" from their brand name, or replace the first word with "Dream" and start fishing for a new job, because only a blind schizophrenic would release such hogwash in this time and age and have the nerve to tag it with "Action-Adventure". Maybe they belong to an older demographic such as Millennials or Generation X and have lower standards for realism in works of digital entertainment, but that is no excuse to be this lazy and craft such an outdated and poorly constructed game. Oh well, at least it's 1$ (American Dollar) - but considering all the flaws and defects, it pushes it way below the standards PC gamers have come to expect and it's impossible to recommend.
Best $0.69 I've ever spent. I don't know what happened but still.
Ah, the feverish cacophony of this most delirious and mind-bending creation! The game, a phantasmagoria of discordant thought and unbridled frenzy, dances upon the very precipice of sanity. It is as if the very fabric of reason has been torn asunder, replaced by a mad, swirling tempest of fractured reality. One's senses, disjointed and bewildered, stagger through a labyrinth of shifting perceptions, where every corner hides a new and evermore disorienting illusion. This game—nay, this fever-dream—can scarce be called a game at all, for it is but a manifestation of the chaotic, schizophrenic deluge that occupies the minds of the broken and the lost. It is a chimera, a kaleidoscope of visions, untethered from the chains of logic and driven by a malevolent, unseen hand. Each moment within its bounds feels as though one is spiraling into a whirlpool of absurdity, where the rules are not so much malleable as they are utterly absent. The screen—a window to madness—flickers and pulses with an almost palpable malevolence, as if it were an eldritch portal drawing forth your very soul into its malevolent grasp. Its colors, a garish and unnatural symphony, bleed into one another like the smeared brushstrokes of a deranged artist, creating an atmosphere of foreboding and instability. Reality, that once-stalwart pillar of human experience, crumbles into dust before one's very eyes. What was once tangible, coherent, and knowable now morphs and contorts like a grotesque vision pulled from the deepest recesses of the subconscious. One's mind is both awash and adrift in a sea of abstraction, as though the very act of perception has been perverted, leaving one with nothing but confusion, terror, and awe. There is no escape from this hallucinatory nightmare. One’s every thought is overrun by the incessant, maddening rhythm of the game—its patterns as elusive as smoke, its meaning as far-reaching as the endless void. It is a game that knows no time, no structure, and no sense; it is the purest distillation of madness itself. And yet, one cannot tear oneself away, for the very nature of its allure lies in its unspeakable strangeness—a siren song that lures the mind further into its embrace, knowing full well that it is but a fleeting, distorted fragment of reality. To partake in such an experience is to forsake all semblance of reason, to surrender the mind to the capricious whims of a world unmoored from all that is known. It is a game that ceases to be a game, instead becoming a descent—a descent into the very heart of madness. And therein lies its twisted magnificence: a blind, schizophrenic fever-dream that defies the senses and mocks the very notion of understanding.
Fajne
favorite bedtime game
I bought it for less than 1€ and so I will not bother refunding it. However, be mindfull that it is worth less than that.
Blind and Schizophrenic is terrible, interesting, but terrible. And because I am blind enough to see that everyone else has made legitimate reviews and am schizophrenic enough to know that my review will matter here are my thoughts in a more objective manner than other reviews that have been posted so far. The gameplay is simple, get from point A to point B to get respect and money, then run out of things to do, followed by [spoiler]committing terrorism (yes really). You have some controls to work with that are all very easy to grasp: Move, Smoke Weed (heal), Fire AK (gain respect points over time), Arm Bomb, and Detonate Bomb (end game, gain respect points).[/spoiler] (I am not even sure I am allowed to talk about that in reviews, but the game is allowed on Steam, so it would be a little hypocritical if it was.) Beyond that, the core of the game is not hitting walls by using sound to navigate (Or just using a lower difficulty and actually experiencing what the game has to offer) and trying to minimize the number of times you run into walls so that you don’t trigger your schizophrenia and lose the game. And yes, I only played the game for 22 minutes, but I literally did everything that I could find and figure out so I did in fact complete the game if you are wondering. To wrap up my gameplay analysis, the game is unbelievably terrible. The sound design is interesting, but really grating and annoying. Though trying to navigate with sound would be interesting, as far as I was able to gather it doesn’t really work at all. If a 3D soundscape was implemented in a better way this could be an interesting sound demo. It is not. Graphically the game is generally appalling, but oddly enough I find it somewhat charming. Using MS Paint and random images from the internet is not really an art style, but it does remind me of the early internet and flash games in a funny way. When it comes to what the game actually is though it is either a political/social commentary (and an extremely non-politically correct one at that) or just trolling. If it is political/social commentary, I would guess that it is from an anarchist or other politically extreme point of view, though there really isn’t enough here to say one way or another. Alternatively trolling is trolling, and they could just find creating such an indecipherable and crazy piece of work entertaining or funny. This trolling could also be seen as similar to other controversial games like [spoiler]Super Columbine Massacre RPG![/spoiler], and in that way may be seen in an extremely negative light if not extremely distasteful. It [spoiler]directly relates terrorism to Islam using music and image cues in the shop to receive the bomb,[/spoiler] so you know, maybe this game has some polarizing viewpoints. Let’s be real though, either way, I am reading into it too much the “game” is less than a dollar. Whatever the case may be the developer clearly was not intending this to make waves across the gaming industry. Overall Blind and Schizophrenic is an interesting experience, but in the end, it was a wasted dollar. This game will offend some people on its political statements, but if it doesn’t do that it definitely will offend you because it sucks. But I would be lying if I didn’t say it gripped me somehow. If you ever watch those videos on strange, controversial, banned, censored, or otherwise jaw-dropping games it may be worth the experience and it kind of was for me. And because it gripped me, I just had to review it. There is nothing quite like it, and probably never will be, so why not analyze it? But yeah this is probably one of the worst games I have reviewed thus far and unless you are curious about this fascinating oddity it should be a hard pass.
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