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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain
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Themes across 40 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
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short horror game about an old operating system. music is fantastic, and it's a surprisingly suspenseful experience. highly recommended!
Bonkers storytelling, but a very clever use of of the Steam achievements API.
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Pies se umar, nie polecam.
You know you've had a little treat with a short free game like this when you're craving an XL premium version upon the moment of finishing. Creative use of achievements. [spoiler]And hey - you [i]do[/i] get to kill the dog after all![/spoiler]
See you in 1 year.
one of the most creative storytelling i've ever seen.
It's fun at first but... why does killing an injured dog give you a achievement... why is it an option to begin with?? I'm neutral about it because of that.
"StarOS" is an alright game but not one I am particularly enthusiastic about. The game play is basic and the story was confusing overall. The concept of a fantasy OS is cool but I did not feel "StarOS" reach its' full potential. 2/10
wow this is amazing not to mention the fact its free the game is a really good short horror game. but the best part i did not even realize it was a horror game at first and i love that great game would for sure reccomend for a quick horror experience and i think it talking about the story and breaking the fourth wall through achivmeants was genius.
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