BerryPi 最近的评测

This game makes a strong statement, but does it in a way that can blunt its effectiveness.
The moral is that you, the player, are just as responsible for the descent into chaos as Walker. Just as Walker could have backed out and left at any point, rejecting what he perceives to be his orders, so too could you have closed the game and ignored the objective prompts.

While it's an effective way to remark on how much agency we have regardless of how things might appear, the fact that the choice we get is extradiegetic with the rest of the game that isn't, and it's easy to sympathise with people who deny the player's culpability due to railroading.

Despite this, the game is very much worth playing, as the rest of its themes are very hard-hitting and well-executed.

There was a lot buzz around this game online. It looked like your typical weeb trash, but it was free so why not?
The first couple of hours immediately proved me wrong. They were hard-hitting and impactful, and I would still have loved it if the rest of it were like that.
After that I figured I had gotten through the worst of it, that I had an idea of what the rest of it would be like, and that I would be prepared for the next thing it would trhow at me.
I was wrong. So very wrong.

While as a video game there isn't all that much to it in terms of interactivity and mechanics, but it's still a experience that I would reccommend most people give a try. (Not everyone though, those warnings are there for a reason.)

After all, it's free so why not?

This game is not only a blast to play, but a genuine work of art that makes very effective use of its medium.

It just goes to show how good it is that people will look desperately for reasons to dislike it and the only thing they can find is parroting something they heard about the fandom.

Reminds me of Mourning's End Part II. In a good way.