
Explore a quiet house. Destroy any furniture that seems... off. This is just a bit of decluttering. Probably.
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Clean Break is a short first-person narrative game about objects, memories, and the quiet violence of letting go.
Explore a seemingly ordinary home.
Break furniture that doesn’t belong.
As the house begins to change, so does your understanding of what you’re really breaking.
A surreal 20 minute journey through grief, memory, and emotional cleanup.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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[h1] Some neat idea where you have to punch objects that don't belong. First run just check surroundings then find what's different. Some glitchy objects got out of hand. Visuals are unique but I don't like narrow aspect ratio. Gameplay is under time pressure so be fast or die miserably. Generally ok, but I recommend to play Project Vermin first. This one not that much unless you like to explore things. [/h1]
[h3]Fun Gameplay, Nice Achievements, Great Music, Amazing Storytelling[/h3] [b]First impression:[/b] fEeLs LiKe PrOp-HuNt, BuT oN dRuGs, LmAo !!1! [b]Final impression:[/b] I am going to cry. Seriously, it's crazy how they turn this game about breaking stuff into something that hits right in the feelings. Amazing way to tell a story, while having fun playing. It's free and short, so give this a try! [spoiler][i]"It's time to stop pretending you're okay."[/i][/spoiler]
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"i think i loved the way you made me feel, more than i ever saw who you really were" The last section of this game broke me, so beautifully. So many quotes to take from the "dealing with in a cleaner way section" and so many emotions. The message of this game really is beautiful and the themes it deals with.
This is one of those games that actually makes you *feel* things. The visuals and the music are enough of a vibe on their own but the storytelling really hits you in the emotions. This was a really beautiful experience and I feel like I stole something by not having to pay for it.
Clean Break is a really impactful game that shares a story in a way that isn’t for pity, isn’t for views, isn’t for clicks and shares, but simply curated for you. And me! And everyone who’s ever been, ever. It’s a story about heartbreak, in its rawest and angriest form being slowly broken down and corroded, to show through the pride and to say, be gentle. A wonderful game, an even better lesson. Would recommend.
Cool destruction game about breaking up. Fun to just run around smashing things, but there's a short story to explore as well.
Симулятор пьяного бати дебошира, который вымещает злость кулаками в стиле Майка Тайсона сочными плюхами по мебели включая (Шкафы, двери, тумбы, диваны, лампы, раковины, унитазы, окна, столы, стулья, холодильники) нанося комбинации джебов в стиле Нейта Диаза с вкусными звуками по выше перечисленным предметам домашнего интерьера! В угаре видя пиксельную второсортную графику вместо реальности своими глазами открывая дверь из Сайлент Хилла 4!
Great 20 minute game. I think this one's representation of regret and anger will stick with me for a long time.
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