I have no clue what this was or what it was about. A fun fact: even when I played it, it did not show up in Switch's play history, which makes it even more like a fever dream: did I even play it???

There was a charm to it, but it was an extremely brief experience. It's under an hour long. So it's hard to come up with things to say. I tend to like these bizarre kinda games so it wasent a total waste of time.

I found this on our switch Thanksgiving of 2019 and played it out of boredom. It mostly felt like what would be a good gmod map with a story designed to hit all the beats of Game That Makes A Statement NGO praise.

I get that it's meant to be a metaphor for being a refugee, i.e. an experience that sucks, but that's no excuse to make the game an experience that sucks too.

Confusing gameplay, paper-thin analogy, trite story, crap music and visuals.

Some really powerful, great visuals but feels more like an interactive art piece than a game (no I cannot define the difference lol)

I get the message, but the game could've been a little bit better.

There are a handful of memorable scenes here, but it's not quite fleshed out enough to feel whole.

Ugh I wandered around in a red nothingness for what seemed like an eternity before giving up on figuring out what I was supposed to find. This wasn't fun at all.

What kind of weed did i hit?

This game was both super weird, but also extremely blatant in its message and metaphors. It's like it both wanted to be an abstract art piece but also extremely literal commentary, and those two things don't really go together. The gameplay loop of try new weird thing, get confused about what the game wants from you, then go back and read a letter that tells you exactly what to do was... not particularly engaging. I really wish it just had more confidence in itself.

I can't believe the US Gov- I mean the non-descript, fictional government would treat people seeking asylum like this.

I kept this on the side as a backup in case I didn't think I'd reach 90 last year, but I did so it felt like it was time to play it. Only like an hour long, you puzzle and stuff. It's meh.