
A girl had done the unthinkable, taken her own life. You travel through the key moments of her life that have lead her to take her own life. But only after she travels through all these important moments of her life again does she realize she had made a huge mistake.
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[b]Who Are You?[/b] is a first-person, open-world, narrative game set in limbo, just moments after the protagonist has taken her own life. Players must traverse the key moments that led to the decision in order to reach the realisation that it was a mistake. While this may sound like a somewhat interesting premise the narrative and story are basic and poorly delivered through underwhelming writing that make the sensitive themes feel like a tasteless trope. It features a strange mix of hand-holding narration and zero direction at all, making it very easy to get lost. The main issue, however, is that game also plays very slowly, lacking a much-needed sprint function and when teamed with clunky movement, disorienting camera speed and garish 3D artwork, the result is really rather nauseating. In short, Who Are You? was confusing and made me feel sick. Despite the length and price tag, this is not one to waste any of that precious time on! [b]WANT TO KNOW MORE?[/b] This review was part of a larger article '[i]Three Free Games Short Enough to Play on a Lunch Break![/i]' which can be found on [url=https://indie-hive.com/short-free-games/]Indie Hive[/url].
it's not good 5/10
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This game is not very fun. If you're expecting a lot of interesting puzzles or a story that keeps you on your toes this game just won't work out for you. The slow-pace is as slow as it could probably get. The puzzles usually just involve you walking around (no run button! (Please add one!)) while picking up objects to reach the next event besides a few puzzles. The story sometimes can feel disconnected; like having the character say they remember things when they mention a second earlier that they remembered though that's just a minor issue that irks me personally. There was some grammar errors in the dialogue. Still though, there is a weird charm to the game that made me feel like I had to get to the ending. The ending was alright and I liked how it gave you [spoiler]it gave you a choice[/spoiler] and felt like it was actually telling a teaching you a good lesson. If you don't mind the pace of the game I'd recommend giving it a try!
[h1]Before I played Who Are You?, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]
Works on Win 7. Much like the protagonist who feels that taking her life was a mistake, I feel like installing this, trying to play it, and ignoring the other reviews was a mistake. Another reviewer gave a much better summation of the game than the developer.. "Who Are You? is a first-person, open-world, narrative game set in limbo, just moments after the protagonist has taken her own life. Players must traverse the key moments that led to the decision in order to reach the realization that it was a mistake." The good points: -Graphics... I guess... They're just stock animations thrown in, but.... what do ya want...it's free -It's FREE -Will work on Win 7 The Bad points: -not adjustable -slow pace when moving (cannot run) -no real instructions or guidance except for some vague text that shows up -speaking of "text" the grammar and spelling are really bad, as other reviewers have pointed out using equally poor grammar. I gave the game a try, and found it to be equally "trying." I finally gave up when I couldn't jump up on a rock (I assume) I'm supposed to jump on top of in order to reach the next level The dev cites "A compelling story that will pull on your heartstring[s]" as a reason to play, but I think he's just pulling your (and my) strings. Don't bother putting yourself into Limbo....pass on this one. .
I almost always give free games a thumbs up, just for being free. For a first offering it was ok, but keep up the good work
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very gud
i wont recommend this game at all... i did a stream on it and its very confusing there is no UI , minimum sounds? no running , no jumping and just overall confusing gameplay
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