
'Pregnancy' is an interactive short story where the player attempts to influence the decisions of a 14 year old girl about the future of her pregnancy.
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-rep not a game. PowerPoint presentations dont count.
"In this game Lilla's final decision will always be the opposite of what the player allegedly wants" But I wanted her to get the abortion and yet she went through with it. I don't think that is the opposite of what I wanted.
I was curious to see how bad this game is so I bought it on a whim. It's trash. Not in any redeeming kind of way. It's bland, uninspired, boring, poorly written and its presentation is extremely lazy. Don't be a tard like me who spent money on this garbage. The devs don't deserve any money for this.
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This is actually one of the few games that I ended up not recommending. I like the idea behind the "choices matter, abortion or not it's okay to choose" but it ends up feeling meh and makes me feel like I just watched an infomercial. It barely has any creativity and lazy. You can just go to forums and read whatever story like this very easily. The subject of teen pregnancy has such a potential to move people from their hearts like many television shows, movies, talks did but this ends up feeling like a poor attempt. [spoiler]And that "whatever you wanted to happen will not happen because game will choose exact opposite" ending is really annoying since it undermines everything you said or done. [/spoiler] So yeah, if you're thinking of buying this game, do it only if it's like 90% off. Like what I did. It's short, unoriginal, not creative and dull. Art is basically non-existant. Pictures are taken from internet, they wrote a half a page story with a cool font, added "us" as a non-relevant mind to make it somewhat interesting and made a lazy informercial"game". The piano piece that is playing in the background is alright but that is it. I guess the idea behind the game was to educate people and open their minds about pro-life/pro-choice but ends up feeling a sex-ed game that teachers give to their students who are between 13-17.
Ugh! Why is this 'game' on here? Terrible anti-choice dribble. Don't get it even if you are just curious, save your 97 cents.
Played the game, was a bit sad that a 14yr old got raped and impregnated... but I completed the game anyways and she kept the baby!
Can u get pregante...?
Jogo curto porém impactante em que você representa uma voz na cabeça de uma garota de 14 anos vítima de estupro que acabou ficando grávida, e seu trabalho é aconselhar a garota quanto ao que fazer. O jogo tem um sistema de escolhas peculiar, já que [spoiler] a desgraçada da garota sempre vai tomar uma decisão oposta á que você passar pra ela, mas ao final, os desenvolvedores explicam que isso é proposital, pois serve para mostrar aos pró vida e pró aborto os pontos de cada um [/spoiler] É curto e vale o preço.
Trying to speedrun is an intense fun challenge
[spoiler]14-year old[/spoiler] Girl [spoiler] has sexual intercourse against her will and [/spoiler] gets pregnant. You watch a slide show with no drawings, no animation, no voice acting, nothing, just text written on a fixed lazy background with equally lazy soundtrack. You get the occasional multiple choices which would incline the girl to either have the babe or an abbortion. The characters are very poorly explored so you end up choosing on the conditions of the described situation. The game ends with the final decision ALWAYS being the opposite to what you had been suggesting for 30 minutes. And the game makes sure to TELL you it is meant to be that way. But why? No reason was give on why it would have been a good option to make it the least thought provoking. Nope. It's just to annoy you and give you a lazy surprising ending to match the other lazy aspects of this game. Thank you friend for the lazy and annoying birthday gift. Can't wait for next year!
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