Frequency Dissonance

I do appreciate the message behind the various endings as well as the feeling of trying to break the rules to subvert a destructive cycle, but I think this game is just too fleeting compared to something like [i]Please, Don't Touch Anything[/i] or [i]The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe[/i] (I'm echoing another reviewer here). There is a bit of thought and experimentation involved in unlocking the endings, but I apparently got them all in 23 minutes, which doesn't even fall within the stated range of the CosmOS 9 bundle (30 - 90 minutes per game). Perhaps I'm just an outlier in this case. In fairness, I do like how the game cleverly but subtly steers you toward the final ending via small details picked up in the other endings, but I still don't think that's quite enough to give a general recommendation. Also, this is nitpicky, but I noticed some typos such as missing apostrophes or small words. You do spend a fair portion of your time reading ending text, and it's not a large script to proofread compared to a visual novel.

A short 'find all the endings' game, fun for when you have some time to kill. All endings can be completed in about 20-30 minutes and the controls are quite easy. The game looks very cute and the soundscaping is nice too. Definetly worth it as part of the CosmOS 9 bundle, a little too short to buy as a standalone.