A short browser visual novel about a couple reminiscing about breaking up. Originally starts with the idea that it’s a regular 10-questions magazine type of quiz, but then quickly turns into a more personal story.
Not the best way I’ve seen a sad story try and use a different method in telling itself, but Answer These 10 Questions wasn’t the worst either. It didn’t have a terrible message, it didn’t have a deep one either. Sometimes people don’t work out and it can be sad, lonely, and regretful. It was a short game that told a short story in a clever-ish way, and that’s pretty much what I expected going in as well. It delivered what it promised with not much more. 2.5 stars.
Not the best way I’ve seen a sad story try and use a different method in telling itself, but Answer These 10 Questions wasn’t the worst either. It didn’t have a terrible message, it didn’t have a deep one either. Sometimes people don’t work out and it can be sad, lonely, and regretful. It was a short game that told a short story in a clever-ish way, and that’s pretty much what I expected going in as well. It delivered what it promised with not much more. 2.5 stars.
kinda just felt like this throughout: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ul6UcvNX4o8
I could make a joke, but I don't think it's worth it. This is just kind of embarrassing; it feels like a joke—a bad one, but a joke nonetheless. It has this fake-ness that makes it come off like the creator is mocking something, but I think it's just the illusion of trying to be meaningful or a "did it make you think?" type thing.
I really liked this.
Felt a little trapped by the format and "quiz" idea but was pretty emotional and hit close to home with some parts. As someone who has been in toxic/abusive relationships, it felt pretty emotionally honest but, like most emotionally honest pieces of media, it was a bit undeveloped and lacked some finality a more fleshed-out piece might have.
Should've had a content warning though as, clearly from other reviews of this game, it has had a negative mental impact on others and that should always be avoided if possible.
Felt a little trapped by the format and "quiz" idea but was pretty emotional and hit close to home with some parts. As someone who has been in toxic/abusive relationships, it felt pretty emotionally honest but, like most emotionally honest pieces of media, it was a bit undeveloped and lacked some finality a more fleshed-out piece might have.
Should've had a content warning though as, clearly from other reviews of this game, it has had a negative mental impact on others and that should always be avoided if possible.
YOU GOT: Sweet, But Aloof.
You're thoughtful. You write poetry for your partner, and buy them gifts when the heat gets to be too much. But your self-consciousness can get in the way sometimes; you're too embarrassed to share your poetry, and you go a long time without saying "I love you" out of fear that they won't say it back. Learn to open up. Learn to be vulnerable with another person. Otherwise, how will you ever really love them?
You're thoughtful. You write poetry for your partner, and buy them gifts when the heat gets to be too much. But your self-consciousness can get in the way sometimes; you're too embarrassed to share your poetry, and you go a long time without saying "I love you" out of fear that they won't say it back. Learn to open up. Learn to be vulnerable with another person. Otherwise, how will you ever really love them?
"Do you want to watch the fireworks?"
It took only seven minutes for this to wreck me. The ending could have been handled a tiny bit better, but I can still easily say this is in my top 10 favorite games of all time.
Edit: I was considering putting this in my GOTY awards, but it is under 30 minutes, so I feel like that is unfair to games this year that maintained a structural cohesion over a much longer playtime.
It took only seven minutes for this to wreck me. The ending could have been handled a tiny bit better, but I can still easily say this is in my top 10 favorite games of all time.
Edit: I was considering putting this in my GOTY awards, but it is under 30 minutes, so I feel like that is unfair to games this year that maintained a structural cohesion over a much longer playtime.
DFW new sincerity headahhhhh
idk this is kind of just the opening to firewatch but worse also this isn’t how fights between ppl work really like the last time my bf yelled at me was bc I’m anorexic and he called me stupid for that and the last time I yelled at him was bc I accused him of acting how he did four years ago and kind of backsliding but idk today we played two hours of tetris effect while listening to book of mormon soundtrack so like idk bro it’s not that serious come on now
idk this is kind of just the opening to firewatch but worse also this isn’t how fights between ppl work really like the last time my bf yelled at me was bc I’m anorexic and he called me stupid for that and the last time I yelled at him was bc I accused him of acting how he did four years ago and kind of backsliding but idk today we played two hours of tetris effect while listening to book of mormon soundtrack so like idk bro it’s not that serious come on now
free text-based indie game that does that "you get asked the same question and your response is ignored each time" thing that every free text-based indie game does. i don't hate it but it genuinely felt like a waste of the 5 minutes i spent doing it. not to be rude but i have no earthly idea how this could affect anyone when it feels so vague and nothing. i get what it was trying to go for, but there wasn't nearly enough subversion or intrigue to succeed. i feel like i played a fakedeep buzzfeed quiz.