Redshirt

From the Times as Facebook was evrywhere and evryone used it. Well evryone? No i didnt use it, for the same reason i dont like the game either. Its a shallow pseudo friendship simulation. Where people i dont care write stuff i dont care about stuff they did or not did. Who cares? The best part is the star trek like style. Before we had Lower Decks this was the closest we had as lower decks. but then again, nothing matters and the options this game offers are very limited. I wouldnt even call it a game. cause there is so few you can rly controll. 28 of 100

Redshirt is a depressing social media simulator set aboard a space station. If you play a female character, expect to be repetively trolled. At least the user interface looks good.

Very funny and nice social network simulator. Can be boring after couple of hours, but sample game is about 4-6 hours. Nice game for one completion.

Imagine Facebook simulator and lets call it Spacebook. Your actions on this Spacebook matter but as you start playing this game you dont know how. You need to test each action on Spacebook what it does. Then you can repeat this actions and you get desired results. This is just the definition of boring game to me. If you like to try it then purchase for $1. Do not overpay.

This is the dumbest thing i have ever played, and I played Depression Quest.

Rundenbasiert ohne Mini Games und sinnlose Animationen. Es hat eine Story aber die kann man abstellen wenn man möchte.

No tutorial, so I don't even know how this is supposed to work.

Provisional thumbs-up as long as you don't pay more than a buck for it. The game is amusing until it's not (roughly a half-hour in). Very meta -- it's a social media-inspired game about why social media sucks.

I regret nothing.

This game is an odd text-based first-person version of the Sims in space. This is achieved through an interface which is essentially Facebook. It runs out of steam very quickly as it begins to pile on tedious micromanagement and grinding while putting up with some ridiculous RNG and algorithm holes.