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Only one word describes this game: mind-blowing. It's hard to believe that such a well-crafted game is free to play because it just seems far too... I don't want to say SUPERIOR compared to other free games of the VN variety, but there's just something MORE about this game. I would pay to play this game. I would shell out the same kind of money the really big VN titles call for because this is just such an absolutely fantastic game. I LOVE this game.

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And I hate this game. That ending! I have never been through such a high-intensity emotional rollercoaster in my life. And if I have been through a similar experience, then I blocked it out of memory because IT BROKE MY MIND! That is what this game did to me, but oh no, it didn't just break my mind. It also broke my heart and my very soul. This game killed me... but I loved every second of it!

Just... if you decide to play this game, make sure you have a playlist of cute cat videos lined up to watch afterwards because you're going to need it.

A charming game with a great atmosphere and enough surprises to be spooky, but tame enough that gamers who aren't big fans of horror (like me) can still enjoy it. Plus there's lots of candy! Perfect for getting into the Halloween spirit.

A brief warning: I realize this review is going to sound quite harsh, and normally I do try to be lenient when writing reviews, but this is a case where brutal honesty is the only real possible option. Saying that, this game had great potential, but unfortunately, it wasn't executed all that well. To start with, there is absolutely no correlation between the beginning of the game and the end. There's a kind of a little prolog at the very start that then transitions into the main story, but it doesn't come up in the game again. However there is a very vague referencing to it towards the end of the game, but that's it. Also, the ending was extremely anticlimactic. The way the game progressed was rather good and there was enough build-up that I was excited to see the "main event" of the game, which was mentioned by the characters in the beginning... but then the story just completely flops, like the developer ran out of time to do a proper ending and just slapped something in to call it finished.

Now, within the game, there are mini stories since the game is really just a mash-up of scary stories. These stories were done well enough, but they seemed half-hearted. The whole time these stories are being told all you see is the character doing the storytelling. There is an occasional image related to the story being told to break up the monotony, but otherwise, it's completely disengaging. When I play a game, even a visual novel, I want to get pulled into the story. This game just didn't have that. The mini stories needed to be more fleshed out, such as adding visuals to the narration or even a change in the background, just something! Not just one of the characters switching poses occasionally, which was actually a little distracting in my opinion.

Now, my chief complaint about this game is the characters. It was difficult to tell who was talking at some points because there is really no chance to learn who is who, thus making it a headache to match the sea of names to the characters on screen. It was irritating, but not so disorientating that it became a huge problem. The most distracting thing was the characters themselves. The art style is nice, I have no complaints about that, it was the poses of the characters that really threw me off. They just didn't make sense half the time, which broke my focus from the game to ponder why the developer chose to a) include the pose to begin with and b) use it in situations where it didn't belong. Not to mention the needless sexualization at some parts. I'm guessing the characters are all somewhere in their teenage years (minus one obvious one), so some sexuality is generally expected... but it seemed to just be thrown in randomly, yet again distracting from the game and making me wonder why?

I know the game is free, so I guess I should give it some slack. All in all, it wasn't all that bad, but the parts that were just stuck out like a sore thumb. I honestly do think the game had potential and that the developer simply ran out of time making it or something, because it was just too disjointed for that not to be the case. I would love to see a revamp where more time and care was put into it. And I don't mean to rag on the developer so much. The game just seemed so carelessly thrown together, and I'm just really disappointed because I think this game could have been really good.

When I first started out playing this game, I wasn't really sure what to think. Coming across my first few deaths I was reminded of another game I had played where the objective was pretty much just about finding different ways of dying. I felt like perhaps this game was similar, but there was something nagging at me and telling me I was wrong, so I explored some more. I did come across a point in the game where I got stuck and couldn't figure out how to progress further, so I had to look up a guide to help me in that particular spot, but after that, the game completely evolved into something entirely new and fun. I became completely and utterly enraptured by the beautiful story, and by the end of the game, I just felt happy. It was a wonderful experience, and I'm glad I didn't just write it off in the beginning like I almost did. I highly, highly recommend this game!

I absolutely adore this game. It's so intense and so amazing; from the story to the characters, to the art. I just loved it all.

The story, regardless of which route you take, is rife with twists and turns. I always ended up surprised by events that transpired. The endings were all unique. Yes, there were a few similar occurrences, but that comes down to the overall plot of the story more than anything. The routes themselves had quite a lot of similarities (again because of overall story), but there were enough differences and new experiences in each that it never felt repetitive.
Now, the beginning is a different story. The choices you make in the first four chapters ultimately decide what direction the rest of the story will take, but besides a few things here and there, the actual happenings are the same no matter what. It's kind of just a REALLY long prolog in my opinion. Still, it wasn't all that bad.

I really liked the cast of characters in this game. They were all completely unique and interesting. I believe they were also well-rounded. And, depending on the choices you make, you get to see quite a bit of depth in their character. Of course, I preferred some more than others, but that's bound to happen in any game. The actual design for each was also unique (and very pleasing to the eye). Some games have a cast of characters with a lot of visual similarities that make it hard to distinguish between all of them at times, but not this one. I adored the art style and artistic designs used for each. The art really added another layer of depth to the uniqueness of each character.

I highly recommend this game.

Lume is a cute little game with charm. I've honestly never seen another game like it. The aesthetic is definitely there, and the puzzles were fun and challenging. However, it almost feels more like a demo than a full-fledged game. I do recommend Lume, but I would wait for it to be on sale before buying as it's quite short and I don't believe there's enough content to justify the $5.99 Steam is asking for.

I really love Clicker Heroes and definitely recommend it to everyone really. And I believe this was actually my first clicker game. I definitely picked a great one to start with because this game is adorable and amazing!

Basically, you're an adventurer who recruits heroes to take up arms against some of the least scary monsters I've ever seen. In fact, some of them are downright adorable! But they're probably just using their amiable appearance to try and trick you into not attacking! Good thing your hero friends have your back.
While out on your adventure, you'll collect gold and use that to level up your heroes, go on quests with the most adorable little mercenaries ever (keep an eye out for that elusive Leeroy Jenkins) to get different kinds of treasures, and did I mention boss battles? Yes, there are honest to goodness boss battles! But some of them are quite hard, so you'll really have to rally your heroes to progress to the next stage!
Some of your heroes won't approve of some of the choices you make, though. Ultimately it is up to you to decide what to do, but don't be surprised when Amenhotep scolds you. He really does seem quite crotchety for an immortal hero being paid for his services! Although, once you hire a hero you don't have to actively click anymore because they'll do the work for you, thus all the gold you're collecting is really the heroes' to begin with and... well, maybe Amenhotep isn't completely unjustified in calling you a foolish mortal and waiting impatiently for you to make decisions after all. But be wary of the path you tread, for there are foul creatures that would promise you much for the price of your heroes' souls. Again, it is up to you to decide what to do, but things are not always as they seem. In the end, you'll have to decide if the end justifies the means.

I thoroughly enjoyed this game. Both the starter game and the New Game+ version are just absolutely fantastic! From the story to the characters to the gameplay, I love it all. And I adore the art style! The controls threw me off at first, but I grew accustomed to them really quickly.

I love this game and definitely recommend it.

This game was fun and adorable, there's not much more I can ask for. There were tons of pop culture references that made my inner geek spaz out with excitement! I adored the characters, too.

The only complaint I really have is about the tedium of going back and forth between places later in the game. There was a map function that let you more or less warp to SOME places, but I would have liked it if you could fast travel everywhere. Oh well, it was really just a mild annoyance.

Overall this game was great and I recommend it to anyone interested in point & click adventure games!

This game was an absolute delight to play. I loved the art, the story--and all the endings--was quite charming (a few of the choices you could make had me rolling my eyes, but the choices were in character so I can forgive the mild annoyance), the music did a great job helping set the scene, and the game's characters were engaging and well fleshed out. By the ending (or the true ending) I found myself quite fond of them all. However, there was one character in the game whose introduction I felt kind of disrupted the story. It ended okay, but it was a bit rocky there for a bit. I just feel like his introduction into the story could have been executed better.

All in all, BAD END was a good game, and replaying to get the different endings was actually enjoyable!