This is a tough one. I left feeling this is not a great game in the sense that the gameplay mechanics sound innovative but ended up feeling frustrating and the tacked out paper's please style family felt a bit weak, I just didn't care about them. What it is however... is a fantastic concept with genuinely funny writing/comedy and a lot of digs that hit painfully close to me as brit. What I will guarantee is you won't have played much like this, and for that reason it gets a recommendation.

Incredible game concept, very fun to play. I do wish you didn't have to play through every piece of every broadcast to see the other endings - can we just pretend I played the nice adverts instead of the naughty ones so I can see what happens when Advance likes me?

great style amazing story something i have never seen in a game before

A bunch of the reviews on here point out the game's shallow, garbled political content and tendency towards Sensible Centrist guff, but I think it really bears repeating that this is a game about how broadcast media shapes public perception of politics, specifically coming straight out of post-2019 Britain, and "all as bad as each other" bollocks is the level of insight on offer. Mind-boggling.