Short story games can be this bad?

User Rating: 3 | Thirty Flights of Loving PC
By Jezuzwazajewz | Review Date:
I'm sorry, but I played every second of this game and Oracle Bone and not once did I think to myself, "That was clever", or, "That was interesting". The big picture of this could be explained through a drug counseling class, but instead is explained in a clunky, abstract video game with no speech. I'm not sure how speech could be incorporated into this, but no help was done by it being absent. I can see easily why people can defend this game, that it relates to the, "Real times of prohibition", but the thought process of this lasts a much shorter time than any game I could consider to be well-created. Also, it being as long as reading a children's book doesn't really add to it in any way. You think about it, you understand it, the game is over.

The End.

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