Interactivity: The Interactive Experience

meh

This one is somewhat hard to describe and sum up.....it starts off as a first person puzzler/walking simulator, and then rapidly veers into a fourth wall breaking meta-narrative about player agency within a game. Really. The graphics are decent (nothing jaw-dropping mind you, merely effective and adequate), the voice acting is amateurish (but again, it gets the job done), and the finale of the game doesn't quite live up to the promise of the preceding levels, but overall I would say this is a decent game, with some bits of real cleverness. Note that as a final caveat, some of the triggers for forward progress are a little obscure and will require some unprompted backtracking to see if something has opened up/changed; this wouldn't be a problem if these things were more clearly relayed to the player, but they're often rather arcane with little to no in game information given out. If you have to, use a walkthrough for when you can't seem to progress through the game; it's a little jarring given how simple/straight-forward the rest of the puzzles are, but there it is. Recommended, albeit hesitantly....wait for a sale.

I wanna click the button

Waste of time and money, even as free it looks like a robbery, bloatware at best. Your only objective is to pust the button, the first 2 times are easy, then the game softlocks (or i guess the dev is too clever and "misterious" to put any kind of clue since you cannot add a new mechanic and expect the player to know about it) This is the few times i'm happy of the shtty economy of my country, since i know i gave jacksht to the dev, not even worth a caramel.

it is, for better and for worse, exactly what you expect. which is a shame, as i was hoping for more subversion of expectations as the game went on. but it doesn't really have the punch of other walking sims that explore similar themes. soundtrack is cool though!

Overall I enjoyed the game despite how short it was but the broken achievement "Pottery" ruined the experience for me, because no matter how many times I played through the whole game (at least 5-7 times already) I never received the achievement, so it's a "No" from me.

Very short, but a beautifully crafted experience. Also, genuinely unnerving.