Second Thoughts

This became way deeper than I thought it would be, and at the time of this review there are three experiments, which each put a unique spin on things. It's also incredibly cheap, definitely worth your time.

Creative idea, but can be better designed. The plot is rather boring or predictable. Beside, looking at a dark, green/red/purple screen for a long time really hurt my eyes lol. 構思很好，但是游戲的設計可以更好。劇情有些無聊且容易被預測到。另外，盯著一個暗暗的、綠色/紅色/紫色界面看很久挺傷我眼睛的 哈哈哈

I don't know if I'm just the wrong type of person for this game, but I didn't really like it. The concept interested me a lot, but in practice it was just a lot of menu clicking and reading. A lot of the info you get is irrelevant or not super interesting, and I feel like I was just waiting until the final section of info got revealed, which basically tells you everything and can completely turn your decisions on their head. Still, for $3 I did enjoy it for what it was, and found the stories relatively interesting, until it got to the end of the first section, [spoiler] which is essentially a lecture about not treating people badly when you don't know much about them. The game obviously thinks it is very important and meaningful, (at least enough to sit on a high horse and talk down at the player about their choices) but in practice I wasn't super moved by anything. I felt things, for sure, but I wouldn't consider it a huge emotional experience. Cool idea, and not bad given how cheap it is, but getting lectured by a game that thinks it's more important than it is, is not really my cup of tea. I think letting the experience of the game speak for itself would have made the whole thing sit much better with me - I was enjoying the game and its message, until I got to that part, which annoyed me so much that I still haven't gotten around to finishing it. [/spoiler] But hey, it's only $3 - if I could give a 'meh' review, I would. But ultimately I can't recommend it, so I have to go with the thumbs down.

this game makes you hate yourself. 10.5/10

More of a thought experiment than an actual game. The problem is the subjects who are waiting to be executed are just bland and others shouldn't be there at all so it makes seem silly. Then there are the plot twists you can see coming a mile away. It's only 2 dollars so YMMV