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感谢chinatcyang老师的推荐，也推荐给大家，贡献了我今晚的全部笑点。

倒是提醒我该学英语了，不过这种半懂不懂的感觉也挺好玩。

有趣的游戏

Comedy is hard. Comedy in video games is especially hard. How can you do an effective setup and punchline when you have no idea what the player is going to do and how they are going to behave? Or so I have always thought.

Moral Dilemma: The Interview makes comedy is video games seem easy. I seriously do not think that I have laughed out loud this many times when playing a game. There are so many excellent bits and gags and jokes! It is relentless!

The easy and obvious comparison here is The Stanley Parable. It is a first person narrative adventure game where a person with a charming accent talks to you throughout, after all. After completing this game and its fantastic DLC, however, I do not think that juxtaposition is actually accurate. As far as I can tell, Moral Dilemma is not trying to make any kind of commentary on player expectations in games or anything like that. That is not to say that it is completely without substance. They are just trying to do very different things in a somewhat similar way.

In many ways, I enjoyed this a lot more than Stanley Parable. The most surprising aspect was the variety in the gameplay. I will not elaborate too much as the twists and turns are absolutely worth experiencing for yourself, but the most shocking thing about it is how well executed all of the different gameplay modes actually are.

With the base game being free, there is no reason not to try this if you are a fan of narrative adventure (walking simulator) games or even if you just have a sense of humor. After finishing the base content, I knew straight away that I wanted to pick up the DLC and see the rest of it, and it did not let me down. The $5 extra content delivered, and then it kept delivering, and then it delivered some more. I definitely feel like I got my money's worth, and I had a lot of great laughs that put me in a good mood for the rest of the day. And for what it is worth, it took me about 5 hours to squeeze every bit of content out of it, so if you are the type to care about the hours-to-dollars ratio for game value, you are getting a pretty good deal!