10/10 would play again
Reviews for "Coming Out Simulator"
This is the first tome i ever wrote a review this game it as touched me so hard that i want to be gay (not really) but anyway this game shows people are different and we should respect their actions and thing they do i wish he had a better ending but he won.........he won......
W-What!?, how do... but- BUT HUUHHH This is great job! (also pretty original)
its an interesting experience because the idea of being bi or homo is literally nonexistent to me. However coming from an asian family I share this guy's suffering in a way.
Preferences aside I find this a good and cool experience but in some cases I feel actually a little disgusted or grossed out. The game is set up so that I either give up being bi or fully support him only to see the inevitable ending since that's the vibe I get from it.
As much as I wanna be happy for him, I hope he truly does feel happy with whatevr he does even though I don't truly support this sort of relationship.
From a neutral perspective, I still can't see why things have changed so much.
All in all, I still think people in general are ridicuously hypocritical. They say this is right or wrong but when it comes to another issue that 'should' be wrong they think its right all for the sake of freedom to do whatever they please for the sake of happiness and 'equality'.
More gun rights
More sexual rights
More drug rights
Those obviously spell trouble right there.
But for all it's worth, I still pray that even if people have different ways of thinking that we can all at least live in peace despite our differences. And that's the true and real equality we should look towards.
But not use that idea as an excuse for more rights to do drugs and have weapons and think the anus is for sex.
But recently I try to think for those who don't really care about that stuff. Who says anus isn't for sex? Why can't we do what we want?
........there's the divider line right there...
A bakery denies gay couple of making their cake and people think they're douches for not denying service to them instead of bringing religious 'crap'.
I can see that people will continue to struggle in these similar situations but I still believe in the good of the people still. So....
Life goes on.
Like the game says, things will get better.
But only if you have hope. And hold onto it.
People are weak alone. They're not good by nature, and they are fragile. But they come to find comfort in another. That's why marriage is sacred in the first place.
Unfortunately due to irresponsibility and rocky relationships people have it easier to argue for gay rights. Talks of delusions and sweet words like 'equality' and freedom are the real poison of society.
How low will people go before they are satisfied. What then?
More guns. More drugs. More sexual rights to the community. And then what? Will more drugs and more guns and more sex rights = peaceful loving world?
If you believe in love and peace
you wouldn't believe in guns/drugs/sexual kinkyness as peace or way of living. Those are worldly things.
What an incredible game. I clicked on it thinking it was a joke, because NEWGROUNDS, I'M BI, WILL LOLZ, HAHA. But what I found was actually a very inspiring, interesting, and well-written piece of work. While short, there were many choices to choose from, and I actually felt intrigued to replay to try to get the rest of the endings. It was funny, but also really made me feel for the main character. Light heartedness and seriousness at the same time is hard to pull off, as it may come off as trying hard or not enough, but I think this game knew what the perfect balance was. It felt like something that could actually be experienced. Probably because... well, it was! I loved the game for it, and frankly, I'm glad you didn't change a thing.