Mouthwashing

Interesting game. Not so sure about the story, it was okay. They did mix up the gameplay at times and the overall vibe was cool. I would have wished for voice acting. The amount of text could have been cut down, It's not exactly Shakespeare and these types of games love to pad the runtime with text it seems. I would still recommend this over all the backroom clones and anamoly horror games.

What the ♥♥♥♥

Overall it was fine. I enjoyed the first half much more than the second half. I'm on the fence about recommending, but overall I'd say I recommend it. Just don't buy into the hype and think it's more than what it is.

10/10 Absolute Videogame

The game was phenomenal, a 10 in my list. creative story writing and complex characters. tackles sensitive topics and dove deep into a mind of a guilt-ridden person slowly shifting into his own insanity. the visuals and sound was also very well thought of. built up tension in each obstacle and tasks to complete i love both the realism and the sci-fi feel of the whole atmosphere, from the food rehydration machine to the cryogen pods, it showed every aspect of what a good horror indie game should be.

There is only a smidge of 'actual' gameplay to be found in Mouthwashing. It's more akin to an interactive novel with a fixed ending, with your only real purpose being to advance the story to it's conclusion (and to rack your noggin for some of the puzzles). But to that end, I don't feel like the game is a walking sim. The story is well-written, and just as well told. The narrative is subtle at first, but throughout the game you're given the pieces to put the full picture together. And no, even though I'd seen a playthrough of it a few months back, it's impact was not diluted at all. 10/10 story game.