The Dot

This is a game where file explorer is your friend. Navigating through the various folders and subfolders to follow the chaotic desperation coming up with the perfect game. See many dead projects and notes of a game developer, and piece together a story that wont make sense the first time through. This is half-meme, half-serious, half-life, and half-death. It leaves you with a sense of the game being unfinished, but you cant tell if that was its intention or not. For how large in size yet short in time is, the game leaves you questioning "Wheres the rest of the game?" I enjoyed diving deeper into the folders and figuring out almost all the puzzles (the achievement was a bit too tricky), but I'm unsure what to review this game. However, since the game left me in need for more puzzles and exploration, Ill give it my recommendation. Vote Vermin Supreme.

made me reflect my life choises

I really enoy this game, I can´t say i understand it but I made a friend, I gess so, I´ll save it forver in my PC. (Love the papyrus font lol) Thank u for all. Please watch all the video before you buy any game.

Honestly just no. This game looked really interesting until i realised it's trying to break the 4th wall by making it a long and boring "Search for this file and play this short game or just don't and go ahead i can't stop you" like there were SOME cool puzzles but it's way too long and it's basically nothing. Kinda sad i can't return it because i waited for so long but i really don't know i think watching a video is way better than actually playing it myself.

how did the game know I was reading everything out loud..... Although there were not as many thicc pigeons as I would have liked (and I personally did not get to pet them) I truly enjoyed this game experience. My playtime is actually closer to around 4-5 hours as many of the features of this game are not linked directly to applications.... (I'll have a more accurate estimate when I finish editing out all of the extra talking I did during my stream) A great balance of humor and emotional messages along with a sprinkle of confusion that keeps you going, the writing/narration was executed excellently.

This is not a game, and more so an experience. Like digging through the developer's mind and learning about their state of mind through not just the introduction, but the games themselves. When they start to fall apart, when they start to feel lost. When they know they should be doing something but ultimately ignores it. I think this is great. Also, is that gmail real?