KIDS

KIDS is a 20 minute or so experience with very little player input. You click & move elements on the screen to reach the next animation slide. You can find your own profound meaning to life or the world from the animated scenarios or you can write KIDS off as a waste of money & time. or both. [b]It's $5.95AUD at retail dropping to $2.25 during sales. I don't think KIDS is worth either of these prices, even moreso when you view the other posted games by the developer duo and one of the products is a reskin of this game.[/b]

一如既往地无厘头。和car有很多相似的地方……不过确实，孩子和车都很多，也都很吵。小孩生下来，除了争吵就是在赶路，没有一个方向不是只有一个人在冲。玩着玩着就会发出“人太多了”的感叹。。同时因为屏幕里的这些人都没有特征，我也不认识，所以又会产生一些“人就像燃料一样”的想法，后知后觉其冷漠却又无法否定。作品确实展现出不同的“小孩”群落的模式，既有具体的也有普遍的（实际上还是把一般意义上的人类都包括了吧！），先是一个小孩，然后就看见小孩像潮水一样的下来了。 体量很小，就是在纯玩。评价为不常吃到的口味的小饼干。

This spoke to me on so many levels

it's a playable work of art.

It's "art", I guess. It's "interesting", but I'll never think of or play it again.

This is an attempt at art that doesn't make you feel anything other than you have wasted your time. You make meaningful no decisions, it is unclear what you are doing, and after 5 min you are just finishing it so that you expectation that there is nothing clever at the end is met. This is a lesson in FOMO. You keep playing afraid that you are going to miss something cool and instead it just slowly steals your actual life away. However, you are given no indication that this is the author's intent. This could just be the unintended lesson found in all bad art. If you want a better version of this possible lesson in FOMO, watch the South Park Movie CRED.

A simple yet elegant click adventure with social commentary. There is not too much depth to the story, but on the surface it is worthy the 20-30 minutes it takes to get through on the first playthrough. There is not much replayability (tasks, achievements, goals), but for a single playthrough it is worth a couple of bucks.