With the power to freeze time, you can ransack a casino, rescue a celebrity, or cheat death itself! A thrilling interactive sci-fi novel.
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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inglese |
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It's rather short and there are so many different ways to learn the same story elements, it feels like choices aren't as important as in the other "choice of" games. I felt a lot less involved with characters and the story than normal, and things just felt rushed. It's not a bad game, but it might be among the weakest "choice of" games I've played, so I can't recommend it unless you've finished all their other games, and just "need" to play a new one.
I chose not to tell my roommates about my powers. Then the game was like, "At first you didn't want to tell them, but they pressed the issue, and you gave in and told them." Obnoxious, but tolerable. Later, another character criticized me for telling them, saying that I had put myself in danger. ♥♥♥♥ that. I get that Illusion of Choice is sometimes the most practical way to go in games, although a Choice of Games game has less excuse to use it. But if you're going to force me down a path, don't try to make me feel bad about taking that path. If you do, I'm going to avoid that path the only way I can - putting down your game and never playing it again.
I usually like these types of games but this one just completely disconnected for me early on. After you have been introduced to your powers suddenly your just forced to tell your room mates about it because "It could strain your relationship in the long run if you didnt, you dont have any choice" Yes lets tell my impulsive room mate with a gambling addiction that I can stop time. That will never end poorly. YES I HAVE A CHOICE DONT TELL THEM. I found it very very hard to continue after that.
I'll preface this review by saying I love the "choice of games" series and CYOA novels in general. As a standalone CYOA game, I believe that it performs admirably especially when accompanied by a suitable youtube mix (I recommend most epic music ever by HDSounDI). While as a whole, the text was uniformly above average, there were certain sections where I thought that the choices presented and the outcome that results were disjointed or even directly contrary to what I chose. These moments only occured twice, yet it was the first time I've ever encountered an event like that in any of the choice of games series. When comparing this title to previous choice of games I couldn't help but to feel a little disappointed. While the obnoxious use of weird pronouns evident in the previous title "Versus: The lost ones" was not present, the choices presented seemed less meaningful. Directly prior
I have to say, I'm relitively surprised by this title. I've never played an interactive novel before this one, and I'm deffinetly trying more soon. I got about four hours out of a single playthrough, and I rather enjoyed the story. It's a very interesting take on the ability to stop time, and it seems to me that it can go in a number of ways. I didn't get a whole lot of the romance, but maybe that's because I didn't try as much for a single character. One point I enjoyed was the character creation, and generally being able to create a believable backstory and feel like a full-fledged person. I'd also like to touch on the actions you can take: they're fun. I honestly couldn't help but indulge my inner kleptomaniac and swipe some things while time was frozen, and it was fun. I whole heartedly recomend this to fans of powers, and the idea of a regular person getting the ability to sto
It's rather short, compared to my favorites from "Choice of Games" and a bit too fast-paced. Never once had a feeling that choices or stats actually changed anything (except for relationship, obviously). But it is an overall nice story. Grab it if you like a nice read, but don't expect anything amazing like the, I dare say, masterpieces that "Champion of Gods" and "Samurai of Hyuga" were.
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