This one was a lot of fun, and I enjoyed the mashup of different tones and genres of storytelling.

I did think the blurred out text for unavailable choices was a little distracting. I would rather have just had it not appear, personally, until I'd unlocked it.

A great game about finding yourself among yourselves. Feeling like a stitched together monstrosity of different parts that don't work together is a very apt description of what "being a teenager" feels like. The exploration and diagnostics were fun, but the real fun was the proto-philosophies of the kids at the party. When a character starts reminding you of yourself when you were young, you know you're hitting on something good. I really enjoyed the different endings and conversations. You can talk Kierkegaard and St. Augustine, brag about mosh pit scars, and toss the ol' pigskin around, what more could you ask for?