In theory, you can imagine every decision isn't perfect. Every stance always has some opposition, but most opposition is independent of morality or objective reasoning. Garret responds more like a generic internet flamer found in a comment section and not a genuine person. Relationships extend far beyond this trivial simulation.
Reviews for "Agree to Agree"
I see this game has some potential thansk to you but i cannot read the text because pixels arent cooperate with me. If you can increashe the readability for litters i will be thankfully.
Sorry for trouble :P
Great For a Short Game.It is really good for a creepy novel.Btw I have question!
~~~~~QUESTION TIME~~~~
1.Is This Gareth Guy Human Or a Creppy Monster or something?
2.Are U Gonna mkae a sequel about this?
3.IS Gareth Or are you the bad guy?
PS:Make This Intresting With Multiple Endings ;)
JackAstral responds:
thanks!
1. just a human dude i guess
2. nah probably not
3. that's kinda the point - everyone's the bad guy according to everyone else kind of a thing
I'm rating this five stars because it is a great game. Not because it is fun or enjoyable per se, but because it is the truth.
Also I really like the aesthetic.
JackAstral responds:
thanks :)
That's the world: no matter what opinion you have, it's always wrong!
JackAstral responds:
yup :-(