
Your Future Self is a 1-2 hour long story-driven experimental text adventure with unique conversational mechanics, time loop based gameplay, and an emotionally gripping time travel mystery set against the backdrop of a darkly realistic vision of our world ravaged by climate change.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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This is a visual novel of sorts with a simple mood mechanic as the main gameplay element, whioch makes you go through dialogue loops until you manage to change and proceed to the next loop. There's an interesting and coherent story behind it all, so it's worth it to see through the end (it's a short game). I believe there's a bit of confusion to get the hang of it at the start (judging from the reactions of other players and also my own), and I recommend you read the author's guide (which should be a tutorial of sorts in-game, IMO) on Steam. Graphics are almost nonexistant but adequate, with text and screen effects setting the mood adequately. Sound is nothing to note but doesn't get in the way either, so it's ok. In the end, a good game if you go in knowing it's a visual novel with very light gameplay elements.
Really addicting and trippy, good luck prying yourself away from playing it!
Brilliantly creative text adventure that leverages the medium to tell a succinct and compelling narrative. Great stuff!
I liked the game for its interesting setting at the beginning, the development of the story and the ending - and all the confusion in between :D
I really like the story and if you don't mind games were you read a lot then I think you'll enjoy it.
It's a pretty good short game with a great story that does twist you around in some ways and the music is not bad so are the visuals with its old 90's computer like style showing honestly reminding me of the movie Aliens and how their terminals looked.
Its amazing. I haven't seen a story this well written in years.
Un juego con una historia interesante o lo suficiente para no morir aburrido. Bastante estresante al inicio especialmente cuando el bucle se repite una y otra vez y te terminas confundiendo porque no sabes si vas bien o mal pero, una vez que le tomas el ritmo rápidamente pasas por los capítulos y llegas al final. Lo recomiendo, sirve mínimo para entretenerse unas horas.
i can only recommend the game if you won't get frustrated from reading the same things over and over again, personally i enjoyed the story so i didn't mind much (besides the whole getting attention thing) anyway the ending drove me insane though, whyyy would they do that
Kinda predictable story with meh writing. I just kept going to see how they were going to end it not so much because I was interested in the story, you feel me? Like conceptually it's cool but I feel like they could have done more with it. Spend the 1-2 hours on something else lol.
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