
A visual novel about the ever-changing nature of relationships and the hardships of dealing with loss.
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Игра "Find someone else" — это необычная головоломка с социальным элементом. Задача — найти других игроков в реальном мире через геолокацию, обмениваться кодами и раскрывать сюжет. Атмосфера загадочная, механика проста, но захватывающе. Плюсы: интригующая история, возможность общения с новыми людьми. Минусы: ограничения по геолокации, возможны технические сбои. Подойдет тем, кто любит смесь интеллектуальных задач и социального взаимодействия.
Honestly, I don't have the guts to see the different endings! I might come back to edit this if I explore the other endings but the route I picked was Lina's. I never picked someone else but even though I didn't I still feel like I learned a lot about myself through the protag's mounting self-doubts. He's got some interesting relationships with the people in his life and through the little interactions with those people, I get the feeling there was a lot of careful thought put into the emotions and struggles of the characters. At least, I felt that way with Lina. Gosh some of the scenes with her made my heart skip a beat and then totally sink haha. Other reviews mention bugs but I don't think I encountered any during my 1 playthrough so it's probably fine now! If you're reading this before playing, I'm rooting for you to make it through... and get an ending you'd be okay with ;)
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Find Somebody Else is a game that does many things well but also falls short in certain areas. The way loneliness was done and how self-doubt was portrayed as a manifested being is something I enjoyed. However, I feel that the dialogue doesn't transition smoothly between lines. Though this is more than likely caused by the translation difficulties and context. Also, I feel that the general content size isn't large enough to fully flesh out the characters such as Emeli but then again it is a free game so I guess it provides what one would expect. I would still give it a 7.5/10 despite the rough edges as it gives enough freedom to feel that the player's decision does affect the player themselves. Extra: I feel Klara is probably the best option considering many things after completing the game and (speedrunning through) the other endings. Due to [spoiler] Lina always dying in the end [/spoiler], my personal opinion is that we should grant that wish. In terms of dialogue alone, it feels that Klara is the easiest to connect with then the others, considering present and past situations.
Well, the game is pretty amazing, like, yeah, it is really sad, really atmospheric, it is really well made, it is generally and overall and in every way i can think, good. I only played 53 minutes so far and i really feel like i want to play and see every dialogue option unfold, so i'l probably have to play this game over 4 or 5 times in order for that to happen. Again, it is a REALLY sad ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ game, it makes you feel miserable at most times, and sometimes will probably make you cry, so, if you suffer any kind of problems from depression or anything that has to do with being sad, don't play this game, it is good, but it is really sad.
I appreciate the effort put into a free game but I cant in good conscious recommend this. Its sick and depraved and fetishizes terminal illnesses.
Probably best game i ever played i played it like 20 times made me cry
It's a very dark visual novel. No matter what choices you make, you'll probably be very sad by the time you finish it. The game calls attention to the guilt someone feels when they are a burden or when they make choices that don't lead to a happily ever after. Don't expect this game to be lighthearted or wholesome. There aren't really any happy, funny, or relaxing moments- even the moments where the main character is trying to have fun are overshadowed by guilt. There are multiple sexual references, so maybe avoid the game if you're sensitive to that. The game is structured a lot like Pandemic Love in that the main character is pretty depressed, you can choose which love interest to romance, and a mean creepy animal talks to you when you're trying to sleep. It's an interesting game to play through once, but it gave me such intense feelings of fear and sadness that I wouldn't want to play it again. There are some spelling and grammar mistakes in the dialogue, too. As a whole, I'd rate the game 7/10.
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This game asks you the player: What if terminal illness was real?????
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