I gotta give it to this game: I was not expecting how anxious it'd make me. Through its card-based conversational gameplay, Signs of the Sojourner captures the feeling of powerlessness that comes with being social inept to a flippin' T. Conversely, it excels at delivering that dopamine hit that comes from a successful social interaction. It's the perfect length too; I couldn't imagine suffering through the disappointment of a "discordant" convo for more than an hour or two.

gameplay has the depth of a puddle, and the world and characters are dull and unlikable.

El concepto de "juego de cartas conversacional" ya me tenía compradísimo antes de empezar este juego, pero no solo te engancha con eso. JUEGASO

Lo único que echo en falta es algo como pasar texto rápido para sacar otros finales antes :_)

A game that I appreciate more than I actually enjoyed. The premise, and the weaving of narrative theme and gameplay through the card game is excellent, but none of the stories told in the game really went deep enough to pierce through to me, and the combination of branching stories, time pressure, and the card game often being suprisingly difficult, made for a more stressful experience than I would have liked

fun and cute card builder with a killer soundtrack and clever core mechanic

A game that weaves its mechanics and themes together effortlessly, and one that moved me deeply when I realized what the developers were saying.