Reviews for Free Will - The Game

[Nutcasenightmare]

Finish the game first, people.

At first, I thought the joke was along these lines: "sorry, but free will is a pretty useless thing to have if it doesn't work properly." ~Quote some reviewer below me who ironically didn't get the point of the game.

After finishing the level, when I got to the <SPOILER ALERT> setting William free thing, the small little revelation made me smile. If you don't get to free Will, you lose your free will! I thought it was a cute joke.

However, the joke could have been a little better if, after you rescue William, you are allowed to play the game again FREELY.

(P.S: I sure wish I thought of this idea in :the game:. Brilliant concept here: short but sweet.)

[Dorako]

Heh.

In my personal opinion the ending was the highlight of the game. But, then again, all games should have that as the highlight. And, for those of you who think they 'get it' - Keep playing. There's an end, don't you know.

raitendo responds:

the end is a red herring

[bored4fun144]

I think I get it

I'm pretty sure I understand the point of this game. Yeah it's funny and you can do whatever you want in the game, untill you make a few mistakes, and by then it's too late. Your "Free Will" is completly taken away, and your forced to relieve those mistakes. It means that no matter who or what tells you you have "Free Will," they are lieing.

[ZephirGriscendre]

Haha.

The ending was definitely worth refreshing the game's page a few times !
I love your humour :)
I gave your game a 5, and fav'ed it, 'cause ya know, ya rocks :D

[Xyresic]

what?

umm... maybe im missing the point, but you didn't provide instructions, so i'm gonna march on...
the gameplay was fun, pretty good graphics for the style you were trying to create, but that's it. when i die, there is no 'free will', just an endless replay of me going through the same things. You didn't provide anyway to stop the replay, so i played the game twice and stopped. there is nothing else to do after you die. sorry, but free will is a pretty useless thing to have if it doesn't work properly.