Naturally, I'm a sucker for stuff with emergent...complexity? So to speak? Different from a lot of other procedual stuff which feels bland, this here feels...like it has something to it. Charm, a lot of charm.
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So uh, this is more about the Episode 1 game, but where can I find the oral bunny? And I can't seem to find the one or two keys left (dunno if the metal door is another)...or how to get to the mushroom. Any hints?
By the way, nice work, I can really feel the passion.
Edit: Nevermind the mushroom actually.
Edit 2: Actually nevermind literally all of that, I feel so stupid now.
Edit 3: How do I transfer saves from Episode 1 to 2?
The idea is rather nice and the writing on the distorted thoughts is great...I just think that it is a tad too easy to avoid the distorted thoughts except for when they would be entirely right. Not much of a fan of the art outside of the "shadow selves" or however to call it...cognitive distortions? Those I must say were done pretty damn well. It could benefit from a little more length and a little more difficult a time avoiding the bad thoughts.
I was unsure wether to rate 3 or 4...but I decided on 4 instead. It is a game with an interesting concept although it does have its flaws. Problematic dialogue box ticking while driving, no pause function and the such. It is kind of bothersome to try and start it up again after having played through it to see more of the game.
However, in the end this game is still rather good.