Único.
Una experiencia brillante que juega contigo de forma muy divertida. Me ha hecho reír mucho pese a que a veces pueda llegar a volverse algo tosca o repetitiva. Poco más que comentar, un juego muy inteligente.
altro gioco particolare molto coinvolgente, ci sta giosu
And Stanley...was happy
A nice game. Funny narrator. Currently waiting for the ten years to pass so I can get the final achievement :)
Poor Stanley
narrator talks too much
This game made me question my sanity, sexuality, gender identity, and world views.
Goated.
Goated.
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Historia divertida e original, porem a formula se torna cansativa e repetitiva
Never played anything like this before and it just made me lose my shit every 5 minutes with the narrator. 100% recommended if you love over the top story games
بكامل الجدية, هذه وحدة من أفضل و أهم الألعاب في التاريخ
دامن
دامن
If this version had come out before Rick and Morty, people would unironically start carrying buckets around.
the broom closet ending was my favorite.
Existential Crisis: The Game.
A game about gaming. A beautiful and fantastical meta-narrative induced by the player's decisions. Truly a one-of-a-kind experience to be had or shared with anyone!
Best infinite Game ever
juegazo
The gift that keeps on giving!! Its awesome that achievments are built into the actual game since I played on switch (Nintendo when will you get on that). I think it's quite funny that the first route I went was jumping off the platform just cause I was curious to see if anything would happen.
Some quotes that really got to me: "How they wish to destroy one another. How they wish to control one another. How they both wish to be free. Can you see? Can you see how much they need one another? No, perhaps not. Sometimes these things cannot be seen."
"When every path you can walk has been created for you long in advance, death becomes meaningless, making life the same. Do you see now? Do you see that Stanley was already dead from the moment he hit start?"
And literally all of the narrator's dialogue after the fifth button skip but specifically, "Because maybe, Stanley, maybe - if you can hear me, then maybe it means I'm real. Maybe l'm not just a fiction. Was I scared of that all along? Perhaps, yes. Perhaps l've been scared this whole time that if I stop speaking, I'll slip backwards into the silence and be consumed by it. I can't be taken by it, Stanley. I can't lose myself in the stretch of emptiness between you and me.
When you press that button, you're still right there but I know you're so tremendously far away. And in those moments, the emptiness folds itself outward in between the two of us, and I am suspended in its unyielding quietness. I can feel the edges of my reality curdling inward and decaying. I can tell that I am becoming less and less real.
Yet to speak to you now, I am alivel! I am truly and completely here! I am a being, I am someone, I am something! I am being listened to, I am being recognized! The emptiness between us has collapsed, and l feel, right now, like I am not a work of fiction! I feel as though I occupy space in this world again, and I have cast a shadow onto the wall."
Some quotes that really got to me: "How they wish to destroy one another. How they wish to control one another. How they both wish to be free. Can you see? Can you see how much they need one another? No, perhaps not. Sometimes these things cannot be seen."
"When every path you can walk has been created for you long in advance, death becomes meaningless, making life the same. Do you see now? Do you see that Stanley was already dead from the moment he hit start?"
And literally all of the narrator's dialogue after the fifth button skip but specifically, "Because maybe, Stanley, maybe - if you can hear me, then maybe it means I'm real. Maybe l'm not just a fiction. Was I scared of that all along? Perhaps, yes. Perhaps l've been scared this whole time that if I stop speaking, I'll slip backwards into the silence and be consumed by it. I can't be taken by it, Stanley. I can't lose myself in the stretch of emptiness between you and me.
When you press that button, you're still right there but I know you're so tremendously far away. And in those moments, the emptiness folds itself outward in between the two of us, and I am suspended in its unyielding quietness. I can feel the edges of my reality curdling inward and decaying. I can tell that I am becoming less and less real.
Yet to speak to you now, I am alivel! I am truly and completely here! I am a being, I am someone, I am something! I am being listened to, I am being recognized! The emptiness between us has collapsed, and l feel, right now, like I am not a work of fiction! I feel as though I occupy space in this world again, and I have cast a shadow onto the wall."
Ideal meta-irony on top of meta-irony, on top of meta-irony.
Идеальная метаирония поверх метаиронии, поверх метаиронии.
Идеальная метаирония поверх метаиронии, поверх метаиронии.
More meta than previously thought possible
There is just no other game quite like it, everyone should experience it at least once in their lifetime.
Aquele típico jogo que você joga, não entende e termina com crise existencial
um conceito bem top, e bem datado
This review contains spoilers
since when do they make games this good. an amazing psuedo-sequel to the stanley parable.
Kind of visual novelly. Trying to get all the different endings was fun. It was fairly clear all of the different options you could do. The narrator was an entertaining character.
i had an idea of the gimmick coming in, but man actually experiencing it was pretty damn cool.
i would genuinely recommend it to anybody. especially this version. i’ll remember it for a long time.
9.5/10
i would genuinely recommend it to anybody. especially this version. i’ll remember it for a long time.
9.5/10
continuo n entendendo nada
Bucketloads of entertainment.
This game is just so stunning like everything you do changes something it feels like there are no barriers. there are so many endings and like everything you do actually does something. Its just a really well made game.