it's so joever

I didn't actually cry, but I was very sad at one point during this game (anti-depressants ftw!). But I'm curious as to which bit made people tear up. For me it was the bit where it replayed key areas of the game but removed River from them :(. And ok, the whole concept of River not being able to process John having forgotten their first meet up... But mainly the first bit. The ending was the saddest for me. I didn't really cry while watching it, but it brought me closer than any other scene. The "Everything's Alright" scene was sad too, but not as much as the ending in my opinion. Aside from that, I thought the best moment in the game was when John is talking to River as kids under the stars (or should I say lighthouses?). In case you're wondering, the soundtrack that plays during this scene is called "Once upon a Memory," and can be bought or found in the music files.

broke my finger

so incredibly amazing, i sharted so hard i cried when i played it. it was so emotional. 10/10, the best game ive played in ages.

I think this game really sums up society in the 21st century. it shows how friends can turn into foes, and you are taught to always be weary of those around you, because it shows how simple alliances may be watching you behind every corner. The author of this game is not an artist, but a poet, and describes the sense of danger and hazard while doing simple day to day activities, such as "peeing" in this sense. I think it teaches us a very important lesson about our morals and life and how thinking about things we do can strongly affect our life. What if our "watcher" character had not been spotted in this instance? Who knows what other monstrosities this fake friend could commit if it wasn't for this simulator. I must applaud the author behind this masterpiece, and as such, reward them with a solid 5 stars, and if i could award six, please know I would. Thank you.