It was a nice game. Played it on Linux, although through wine, because native version didn't work well in fullscreen and there were other bugs. On wine only web camera didn't work. I mean it also did not work in native version. But it's not a problem, I am disabled, so I would not be able to do squats anyway. I grinded strength (senselessly) to level 5 and listened to the entire presentation. But if I understood it well, then I agree, we should kill those kind of games. Games can be frustrating and hard, but not in hostile way, instead rewarding one.

Super late to respond here (don’t get notifs cause it was mathias that posted the game). I just wanted to say that I’m glad you enjoyed the game despites the buggy linux version, truth be told we didnt do Q&A on Linux besides me trying to run it on my secondary computer for a bit, but the community is so crafty that a half-baked version can usually go way further than no version. Well, wine also helps with that.

I’m also glad that our gym was also able to accommodate you : )

I don’t want “abusive games” games to be replaced by rewarding games. i think we should look at them and consider what kind of other messages games can communicate besides just patting the player on the head. both is good, both can and should coexist, but I want us to try to consider games that are not made only for rewarding the player.