Waking

very amazing very chill psychological targeted game not for those who cant handle the subject of mental illness Trauma and pain of the past Warning lots of mind games and very targeted questions that could affect you

Unfinished games with numerous lacks and issues. Barely playable.

Wants to tell a story but does so by throwing in pointless gameplay bits. This one would have been better without a combat system. Also no options to customize graphics other than resolution.

it is a puzzle horror game based off the player as if the player was dead irl exploring depressive issues etc. We found it quite disturbing and somewhat suicidal. Graphics are cool and it does have a way about it that makes you want to explore the game however id recommend buying it on a console rather than the pc as its very controller orientated, you cant change graphics (cant turn off motion blur etc) and the mouse sensitivity is too high and you cant change that either, If it had a couple of simple changes it could be a really disturbing but thought provoking game

It is impossible for me to accurately describe the experience of trying to play this game without violating my own prohibitions against the bullying of game developers, so I will instead say that the "chad Waking enjoyer" will probably not be someone who is looking for dark, metaphysical takes on philosophy and death, and more looking for a casual weekend spent sampling other developer's game jam offerings.

The controls make this really unenjoyable to play, your 2 options are to zoom about uncontrollably or move at a frankly glacial pace. The text takes so long to scroll across the screen it's frustrating. I can see some of the potential, but it needs a LOT of polishing.

I can't seem to get to like this game. I was hoping for a game with meditative elements but I ended up with a work in progress. Some visuals are pretty sureal and artistic, yes. But some of game's sounds are of rather strange and cringe type. The story elements that are supposed to involve the player are often too specific - e.g. if you never had a cat or a dog you are kind of stuck with strange alternative choices for some kind of a hero in latter stages. The combat system is hopelessly overloaded and some of the hints are written as if pasted from a notebook, so close to using words such as thingy in the bottom left corner when referring to HUD elements.