When I first installed this game, I thought it would just be a fun platformer that I’d play once in a while. You know, something to kill time between studying, doing homework, and pretending to be productive. Oh, how wrong I was.
It started harmlessly enough—just a few levels before bed. But then the game started calling to me. The mechanics were smooth. The levels? So well-designed(and frustrating lol). I found myself playing between classes. Then during classes. Then instead of doing Ms. Tan’s math homework entirely. At some point, she pulled me aside and asked if I was okay because I hadn’t submitted a single assignment in weeks. I nodded, pretending I was fine. But deep down, I knew—I had lost control.
I tried to stop. I really did. I deleted the game, swearing I’d get my life back on track. But within an hour, I had reinstalled it, whispering, “Just one more level.” Spoiler: It was never just one more level.
My friends grew concerned. They stopped inviting me to hang out because every time they did, I’d mumble something about “just one more run.” My family noticed too. At dinner, my parents asked me why I looked so tired, and I had to lie and say I was "studying." In reality, I was stuck on level 87, and nothing else in life mattered anymore.
But the worst part? My friend’s cat died. I don't know how or why, but it happened while I was in the middle of an intense connect far away tale session. One moment, I was celebrating a new high score. The next, I got a text that simply read: The cat is gone. Coincidence? Maybe. But deep down, I know this game played a role.
So, yeah. Highly recommend. Just be prepared to watch your grades, social life, and possibly even innocent animals disappear in the process.
