nothing_matters

Great idea really, similar theme to other meta games like neal.fun's stimulation clicker or the Stanley parable. The effort put into this game by the developer shouldn't be taken into nothing at all, not saying that. Still, the gameplay feels like a big list of ideas, shown through minigames. Other meta games basically show that this whole thhing isn't just a list of minigames but a game itself by creating a storyline that's spread across the smaller parts. So in the beginning chiller stuff could happen. Then a problem may arise, and this affects how the smaller parts play. And then some ending of the story, and the minigames could once again reflect this. In its current state it's not exciting to play, and gets boring and repetitive very quickly.

I didn't understand this game. There is a lot of commentary about the corporatization of an art form, and I hear that, but the actual game/art is presented with various tedious, repetitive, or obnoxious gags that go on too long. It starts fairly strong though. It's very artsy, and not very cohesive, but it's cool that it was made.