A very personal window into the relationships that can form online, Cibele certainly has a draw in its voyeurism. The protagonist feels very real, and left me feeling almost like an intruder to the intimate conversations, private messages and spaces that are open to explore. The FMV could be a little more polished and does suffer from being a little too cardboard at times, but not so much that it detracts from the overall plot and can easily be forgiven from a small developer.

Perhaps not worth the regular pricing -- I finished the game in around an hour or so -- but does make for an interesting and fairly emotional experience.

A very personal window into the relationships that can form online, Cibele certainly has a draw in its voyeurism. The protagonist feels very real, and left me feeling almost like an intruder to the intimate conversations, private messages and spaces that are open to explore. The FMV could be a little more polished and does suffer from being a little too cardboard at times, but not so much that it detracts from the overall plot and can easily be forgiven from a small developer. Perhaps not worth the regular pricing -- I finished the game in around an hour or so -- but does make for an interesting and fairly emotional experience.