CODA

A literal(surreal) collection of interactive masterpieces.

Awesome game, the sub-story about working in a capitalistic society made me feel very uneasy and sad, I could relate and feel sad for us as people, as the characters perfectly resembled greedy company owners of today. The game doesn't sugar coat and shows things as they are...As the game says "Truth hurts..."

Very surreal and pleasant experience

a melancholic walk through a surreal museum. brief snapshots of stories through exhibits. retrospection on the nature of connections between yourself and others. it's not about the coffee.

if you like lsd dream emulator or anything of that surreal walking sim ilk youd probably enjoy what this has to offer. a very bizarre and surreal trip yet also beautiful in its own weird way.

I really enjoyed it, mainly as an aesthetic experience. I appreciated the content of some of the exhibits more than others, but when it did reach a philosophical point I liked, it made a great impression. It gave me an extremely nostalgic personal feeling that reminded me of the first time I ever played a computer game when I was like 7 or something. One thing I was on the fence about was the interface and text. On the one hand I think it lent to the experience of being on an old DOS computer with controls that are just "like that", but on the other hand - I'm so impatient and overwhelmed with attention sucking events daily that, in all honesty, it was the most challenging part of the game. But again, because of nostalgia I did my best to remain patient. I think just based on style and environment, and the way it made me feel, I can confidently recommend giving it a try.