
Thanks to next generation AI technology, BUDDY SIMULATOR 1984 simulates the experience of hanging out with a best buddy! Your buddy learns from you, constantly adapting to your interests and personality. But most importantly, your buddy can play games with you!
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Have you ever felt lonely? Like you wanted someone to talk to? A best friend perhaps? Well look no further! Thanks to next generation AI technology made in the new Anekom OS, BUDDY SIMULATOR 1984 simulates the experience of hanging out with a best buddy! Your best buddy learns from you, constantly adapting to your interests and personality. Say your favorite color is green, of course your best friend will remember!
Do you like video games? So does your buddy! Your best buddy can play games with you thanks to the latest and greatest graphical software! Our top video game scientists have created a way for a computer to talk to you and become someone you can really trust!
Video Game Hub! Can you beat your buddy in a intense game of rock, paper, scissors? What about a dangerous game of hangman? Will the human come out on top or will the AI triumph? You can play 3 whole new games with your buddy!
AI Learning! Your buddy will constantly be learning all about you in order to become better friends. With the game's new state of the art AI technology, your buddy will evolve to better adapt to your interests and make sure you are having fun together!
New and Unique Experience! Your experience with Buddy Simulator 1984 will be unique and unlike anything you have ever played before! Its the 80's and we're now living in the future! In the next 5 years we could have flying cars or holographic video calls. Buddy Simulator 1984 is the next big step in technological evolution.
New Best-Friendship and Multiple Endings! Discover the power of friendship, or something far stranger, as your choices shape the story and lead to one of several unique endings.

By playing Buddy Simulator 1984, you are helping the scientific community take a major leap towards the future of artificial intelligence.
So what are you waiting for? Pick up a copy for your Anekom system today!
WARNING: GAME EXPERIENCE MAY VARY.
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Disclaimer:
This game contains flashing lights and colors and is not recommended to those who experience epilepsy. This game also contains themes of emotional manipulation as well as themes of depression and anxiety, and as a result, may not be suitable for all audiences.
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SteamYou are here | $9.99 | 4.4Kreviews | 93% | — | $1.3M |
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I don't want to be too personal so I'm just going to say that I have 0 friends. It made me feel sad but in a good way, I don't really know how to describe it. I definetly recommend the best ending. Gameplay was fun even though I was horrible at it. Really like different characters that can come with you, I felt attached to them, even though the jorney was short. I found out about about this game through a youtube video, so thanks to halfbrewed (haven't watched the video yet so idk if it's good).
The developer of this game has created a new friend for me, and took him away from me. I will NEVER forget you, Peebo. Petra and Peebo against the world, never forget that.
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Horror themed "sentient" software. Yep, its Doki Doki Literature Club. And its a bit boring. The gameplay is actually interesting, as it evolves from a virtual machine, to a text based game, to a simple RPG, although none of it is fun, as everything is terribly shallow. But the story is rather cliche. I already was expecting the "nice" AI with several self-esteem problems to become rogue as soon as you disagreed with it. And I already expected the hidden lore to be about dead people. Some parts of the game are never addressed, they just happen and you are supposed to carry on. The horror is basically just stuff getting glitchy and loud error noises. Maybe this kind of plot isn't for me, because I was rolling my eyes at the "wheee everything is nice and dandy nothing wrong is happening we are best friends aren't we" vibes it gave through the story, usually just before it tried to jumpscare me with a noisy glitch. Overall, a bit interesting at first, but rather boring and uninspired.
Honestly, it wasn't a bad experience. If you already own this, it may be worth playing. I enjoyed the overall idea well enough, with the spread out horror elements. There was just a lot of different ideas and transitions going on. By the time combat was introduced, it felt like a big mechanical ask compared to the laid back gameplay from earlier. There were times where I almost struggled with it. It also feels like it was designed to be played more than once, if you want to unlock all the secrets and understand the fully story. However, it takes too long to play. I realize I only played it for 10 hours, but movement is just slow and clunky and the combat takes forever. Even if it's short, it still ends up feeling long. I'm not sure I 100% understand what the game was supposed to be telling me. I unlocked most of the secrets, except for 2 that are either tedious or nearly impossible. I "get" what the game is, but not entirely what my buddy was. That said, it was the closest I've come to living out a Petscop-like experience, if you've ever watched that. So if you want a horror game in that vein, it's probably worth at least one playthrough.
Great game! I played this back to back with Inscryption and was surprised by how similar the two feel in certain ways. Buddy is a really well crafted character, and I found myself feeling genuinely conflicted about my actions at several points. That said, I do feel a little cheated by the fact that you seemingly have no real option other than ruining things with him. I’ll definitely have to do another run to see the alternate endings and uncover the rest of the story, but for now, I really enjoyed my time with it.
my buddy #1 always beats kinitopet anytime oneshot solos negdiff
Hmm, honestly not what I expected it to be, and unfortunately I mean that in a negative way here. The game has a pretty good and sometimes downright interesting narrative just as what you'd expect from reading store page blurb, seeing the screenshots, etc. However, what it does not tell you is how some of the gameplay sections are not absolutely not upto par to it, specifically the gimmicky combat introduced in the second half of the game that quickly overstays it welcome. Enough that I have no interest in replaying it to get the other endings in the game. Overall, Buddy Simulator 1984 is an interesting narrative trapped in the quagmire of some incredibly tedious gameplay. Still recommended which is why I gave it a positive review but please do consider yourself warned.
Hey Buddy just "You and I ". :)
Such a charming little game. The game ended up being a fun little experience with a tear-jerking story and even though the gameplay isn't super engaging or exciting most of the time and it dragged on a bit at times. The writing makes up for it and the endings are really good. Game takes kind of long to replay though as you can't really skip or speed anything up as well. Overall I'd recommend this game if you can make it through some of the slower parts. I miss my buddy already.
Almost an hour in and the game has been nothing by constant amount of typing - not great for someone with dyslexia. Game has no quality of life/accessibility, so just blocks me out from any enjoyment.
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