Ratings War

A short game, only about 2 hours, but a nice story and setting. But for $2-3 that's pretty fair. Would have really liked a story that was longer and didn't feel like I was being rushed through it so fast. @Author, keep up the good work, I was getting absorbed in the setting and hungry for more "stories" before it all kinda ended so abrutply.

Not necessarily anything special or unique, but if you enjoy the the Choice of Games/interactive novels, this was an enjoyable little read (which was about 2 1/2 hours at a steady pace). Given the price I paid for, I feel like I got my money's worth but then again people will find a reason to hate it. Nothing particulary special, nothing that I thought was just awful. I'd recommend it with your expectations sitting somewhere in the nuetral middle.

Too short.

Plays like a class in Journalism Ethics. Definitely will recommend to everyone interested in Journalism and/or working as a journalist. As usual, these games comes without graphics or music. Pure walls of text. 10/10, would play again just to try selling my soul instead of fighting for the greater good.

This is an ebook, not a game. There is no sound, music or graphics. If the choices make a difference, it is not apparent. A paper book would be easier to read.

I found the story portrayed in "Ratings War" to be quite interesting. It's sufficiently dark for a cyberpunk setting and I enjoyed rereading it a few times. (7/10) While I’d say the first playthrough was the best, I enjoyed each of them. The only drawback is that some of the choices are railroaded which will become more apparent when you play through the game more than once. But on the whole, I felt like I was in control of my own story, and the endings I got felt fulfilling.

Could use some artwork with the dialogues

not as many choices as choice of robots and its a lot shorter but its still really good. I definitely recommend this not really game but sort of game lol

Much like the other Choice of Games titles, Ratings War brings an interesting premise with a dash of romance, flair of an evolving player character (driven by choice, of course) and a stylistic read wrapped up in a cheap package. While shorter than most titles, Ratings War was rather entertaining and it definitely had one of the more well established future noir settings that I've been aching for. Overall a great companion for a rainy day. Like all the other text games I do not recommend it for elitist ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ who don't do this genre. If you're open minded I would go with Tin Star or the Heroes Rise trilogy if you haven't played one before simply because those are both longer and far more entertaining.

Great story and a refreshing change from the visual focus of most games.