The Game Store

You get to pick out various frustrating retro style games to play on your gaming console amidst the backdrop of a somewhat creepy environment. Each of the games has an achievement for playing them perfectly or getting significantly more points than required to progress the story. It's a moderately enjoyable experience with some secrets that open up as the game progresses that you can collect to get a different ending. I got 3 endings, I'm not sure if there's more than that. There's one hidden achievement I didn't unlock that might be for a different one, but I don't know how to unlock it. I don't think it's worth the $7.99 asking price, but if it's 50% or more off it's probably a reasonable deal.

Waking up one day, Hearing whispers about buying games, play the game to a completion. Now, where I'm I? Is this the real world? Because everything looks relatively weird. There's an a idea here. There are details in places (the few there are) that relate to the activities you're completing. Buy game, beat game, repeat for the next event. Everything is done to almost its minimum, and its too little. The house you're in as an example, is far too empty. The living room has some couches and pictures... That's basically it. The Game Store of the games title only has a handful of game titles. other then completing the games. They don't add any effect that are related to them. Other then maybe one. Which the game makes clear. You'd think that with the games pricing (+$8 on steam) that there would be a lot. The number of games you play and the size of the store, is lacking. You play 8-bit games. There's a 16-bit console and respective games advertised. I think the game came short. Both in what it delivered and its overall scope. As if there should've been several chapters long. But if The Game Store sells for ~$1-2, I do recommend it. The 8-bit games are short too few. I would've changed some them to 4-bit games. As they're more represented as 4-biters.