Postmortem: One Must Die (Extended Cut)

A very short visual novel that should have been free. [b][u]Pros:[/u][/b][list] [*]Visual art is nice. [*]Some replay value (multiple endings). [*]Decent story. [/list] [b][u]Cons:[/u][/b][list] [*]Extremely short (~15-20 minutes per ending if you take your time reading). [*]You never get to experience the interesting part of the story (the consequences of your action/choice). [*]Overpriced. [/list] Only buy it if it's on extreme sale (like 90% off)

This game is about being DEATH and killing someone. You choose who exactly among those who are in the area you are able to explore. You can walk around, talk with people and then stop time at any moment, walk to someone and press a key to kill that character. This game is about choices and consequences. Every choice you make by not only killing someone, but just talking to people and convincing them to do something (or not) will make a difference. So what is GOOD about this game? Incredibly developed backstory and connection between what you do and what you get as a result of your action. Graphics are nice and stylish, this can be told about the sound as well. What's BAD about this game? Well, you have to read A LOT. Creators really tried to tell us as much about a situation as possible, so there are lots of text sources explaining what's going on around the main character. So if you don't mind reading, it isn't really bad. What's really bad is the fact that this game is short. It's long enough to show it's gameplay concept fully and make you interested about it, but too short to fulfill your desire to experience more interesting situations. Overall, I like it. While it's short, it was very entertaining for me, and I like to read, Since I have mostly positive impressions on it, I can't do anything else but recommend it.