I like QTEs.

Now I know that makes me basically the Antichrist to a lot of people playing games today, but I grew up with games like Shenmue and I think QTEs, when used right, can add a fair bit of immersion so you still feel like it's you the player kicking ass even in cutscenes. It's true that a lot of games today misuse them, but they do have their place.

That aside, I thought this game was pretty clever. I got it on sale for ~50 cents, but even if I'd paid full price I felt like I got my money's worth out of it. One playthrough takes about 20 minutes, but there are branching paths so overall there's a fair bit of content to see. The writing is a bit on the cringy side overall, but there were also a fair amount of pretty good jokes, which is pretty impressive considering how short the game is. I'd recommend this game to anyone with a few bucks who's looking for a way to kill a couple of hours.

I like QTEs. Now I know that makes me basically the Antichrist to a lot of people playing games today, but I grew up with games like Shenmue and I think QTEs, when used right, can add a fair bit of immersion so you still feel like it's you the player kicking ass even in cutscenes. It's true that a lot of games today misuse them, but they do have their place. That aside, I thought this game was pretty clever. I got it on sale for ~50 cents, but even if I'd paid full price I felt like I got my money's worth out of it. One playthrough takes about 20 minutes, but there are branching paths so overall there's a fair bit of content to see. The writing is a bit on the cringy side overall, but there were also a fair amount of pretty good jokes, which is pretty impressive considering how short the game is. I'd recommend this game to anyone with a few bucks who's looking for a way to kill a couple of hours.