Pleh!

If you were like me and cringed by the trailer, the first several minutes of the game, and by the dev talking, don’t stop there. It immediately gets much more compelling after that and overall was one of the nicest emotional games I’ve played. Felt very relatable at times. I didn’t have patience for all the ARG stuff, but it seems pretty deep.

Pleh is a cargo cultism of what makes explorative walking sims interesting without understanding what makes those things so good. It’s the Stanley parable without the message, it’s The Beginner’s Guide without the self-awareness, it’s what remains of Edith Finch without the intrigue. Making a game about how miserable you were while making a game about how miserable you’re going to be is the most ironic thing I have ever bore witness to. The lack of self awareness had me genuinely cracking up near the end, and I’m pretty sure that wasn’t the intended effect. While I can’t say that it is devoid of good ideas, or that I lost any amount of money or considerably time playing it, it’s uninspired and wrote narrative failed to capture me the way it did for others.

i played this game a long time ago and it made me question my lifer it made me cry its an amazing game please play it i loved it and it made me want to change how i was living my life

Feels like if Bo Burnham's 'Inside' met Doki Doki Literature Club and Stanley Parable, genuinely incredible

Very Good Games!! i love it ..

To say this game is emotional, is an understatement. I cried, multiple times. I've dealt with serious depression and suicidal thoughts before, it felt exactly like this. But in what seems like a tragic ending, makes you realize that- maybe it wasn't as tragic as you first thought. Please, play this. I don't care if this isn't your kind of game. Play it now. Play it for me, and everyone else out there who struggles with depression. You'll see them differently, and you'll see yourself differently. And that's the key.

Beutifull