Hare Apparent

Very fun. Enjoyed each character and ending.

Pretty good game!

I am happy you can still play games like this for free. It is a short, but charming game. I would gladly play a more in depth RPG or Strategy game set in the world this game created for us! If you love a few minutes worth of political intrigue, spend a few minutes with Hare Apparent. You might be surprised by how interesting it is, at least!

I've gotten to see Hare Apparent evolve from beginning-to-end of its development, and it is genuinely one of the best short-form social deduction experiences I've had. The dialog is colorful and masterfully written (particularly for a project of this size/scope), and I can easily imagine it being expanded or included as part of an even broader roleplaying game. I'm an extremely big fan and recommend it whenever I get the chance. Well worth your attention/time—the Conclave awaits!

a nice little politics sim with beautiful art and a decent little story, well worth the hour or so of your time

Little game with huge character design and world's history. All with a nice design and well eritten dialogues. If more RPG were like this, I would play them more!

It's a real nice game that has the player engaging with different political ideologies in order to succeed. Something that I liked a lot is that, unlike most games involving these sorts of choices, you aren't meant to side with one ideology over the others. Instead, everything is a sort of competition where you have to understand the characters and meet them where they're at, and your final goal is to establish your own leadership over theirs. It's a nice twist on things, it's sneaky, and it's probably way more realistic lol. Since the game is short, replays are fun and easy to get into, especially if your previous playthrough ended in disaster. Not that I would know, of course. Anyway, it allows you to play experimentally and be as casual or role-playery as you want. The art is really great too. Each character stands out on their own and the designs are perfectly aligned with their personalities. Ryan Gosling does an excellent job as the main protagonist, channeling the same energy that he brought to films like Blade Runner 2049 and the Mickey Mouse Club! All this and more, and the game is completely free. I think it's a no-brainer.

[i] Hare Apparent [/i] manages to flesh out a complex world and characters in only an hour or two. The setting is introduced quite naturally through the other characters lenses.

It's a nice and short game, at the price of 0. Of course I recommend... I'd like to share that, initially I found the game easy. Won 2-1 at the final day, but the epilogue was unsatisfying. So, I played again, got to see some different dialogue and won uninamously! I then noticed there are difficulties, so I tried Doomed... I talked with everyone, told them what boosts their opinion, agreed to vote Adaro and then got voted out uninamously, reaching the epilogue... So, if I have a complaint, is that we don't get to vote ( & urge others towards) for the High King/Queen if we lose.