
A ridiculous live-action B-movie adventure you will never forget! You wake up to find your town in chaos. Everyone has gone crazy and is just attacking each other! A cryptic message is the secret to survival-- Press X to not die!
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You wake up to find your town in chaos. Everyone has gone crazy and is just attacking each other! A cryptic message is the secret to survival-- Press X to not die!
Survive the streets, find your girlfriend, find out what happened, and get the hell out of town in this ridiculous live-action interactive movie adventure!
Key Features
Press buttons like your life depends on it! Because it does!
Over 35 minutes of HD footage!
Graphics so amazing, they look like real life!
29 unique ways to die!
Uncover the secrets behind the madness in a branching storyline that reflects your choices!
A Dynamic Dialogue system that constructs key spoken sentences on the fly to reflect your actions and performance, providing for an unprecedentedly dynamic experience in an interactive movie.
“1994 Mode” re-renders the game as it would have looked during the golden age of interactive movies!
Steam Leaderboards to share your high score and the choices you made, with the world!
Fight a clown!
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Languages: English*, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Italian, German, Portuguese - Brazil*languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 51 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Themes across 51 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
Спасибо классная игра но после прохождения чет болят яйца
纯粹的无厘头影游,在如今被精心设计的短视频轰炸的时代,这种二傻子游戏能让你找回当时的感觉
[h2]So Mid It's Almost Charming[/h2] Pffff... this one is a mixed bag. There really isn't anything truly memorable about this game. I enjoyed some of the jokes, the main female character was quite interesting, and I also liked the scientist girl's monologue. Other than that, though, this was mostly just a meh experience. The video production is very amateurish, but it's still watchable. The story is extremely generic - honestly, AI could probably come up with something better nowadays. At least, since the game is from 2017, it's obvious that it was written by an actual human. What I really didn't enjoy was the "Special Edition Content", which includes the prototype version of the main game. That was genuinely painful to sit through. Yeah, I get that you like acting out the script with dolls and plushies and recording it in even worse quality than the main game, but come on... if it's just a rough prototype, I wouldn't have included it at all. Well, technically it isn't included in the base game - you have to buy the Special Edition to access it. I only bought it because I noticed there's an achievement tied to completing the prototype, and as an achievement hunter, I had no choice. I definitely can't say it was worth it, though. Pretty much anyone could make something like this. There is virtually no production value. It honestly looked like a video recorded by a mentally ch*llenged adult who spends all day playing with toys at home because they're unable to do much else due to their limited mental capacity. What an amazing thing to witness... The QTE controls also mostly suck. I played the entire game on the hardest difficulty, and there were many moments where I was sure I had pressed all the required buttons, yet the game simply failed to register my inputs. There might be some serious input lag involved. Other than that, though, the game was technically fairly stable. The only real issue I encountered was right before the final boss with the rapper. The cutscene would always freeze before he appeared. Fortunately, I was able to work around it by skipping the cutscene with Backspace, so it wasn't a huge problem. So yeah, maybe the biggest value I see in this game is that it's one of those interactive movies that now serves as a portal back to the pre-COVID era. The world just felt different back then. People seemed more optimistic, and you even get jokes about how terrible Shyamalan's movies were. Looking back at it now, I can still see the human side of this project. Despite all its flaws, it feels like something made by real people rather than by an algorithm, and I think that's ultimately its greatest strength. [h2]5/10 - A mostly forgettable interactive movie with weak writing, poor production, and frustrating QTEs. Despite its flaws, it still has some nostalgic charm as a product of the pre-COVID era.[/h2]
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Personallz I think it totally nails (no pun intended) what it is going for.
I've never played another game like it
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Невероятная xyuня, лайк.
Прекрасная игра которая заслужила сиквела
я честно не смотрел за ней в душе 6/10
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