Go! Go! Nippon! ~My First Trip to Japan~ follows the journey of a severely autistic manchild as he takes a journey into a foreign land while trying to hide the fact that he is a sperglord. In a way, it is the Octodad of autism. Except instead of convincing others you're a human, you must convince them you are not an autist who spergs out over stupid Japanese ♥♥♥♥. And instead of doing the convincing, you watch helplessly as the protagonist you play as makes a fool of himself over and over again, while normal people somehow remain unaware that you are not one of them.

The entire game's design oozes with metaphor. The Yen to Dollar conversion system seems like a pointless waste of time at first, but really it symbolizes American exceptionalism. The game's inability to distinguish between read and unread text while skipping symbolizes depression. Mostly mine, as I spent money on this. The harem romance symbolizes the penis on the game's store page art. See it? That doesn't even look like an exclamation point.

Truly the Evangelion of video games

Six out of five Lennys
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