And whatever the real answer is, either it has legal implications, or the very premise of the game is a plain lie. Then I got to finish the game and not only I found it quite unsatisfying, but suddenly it challenged completely my position on "that big thing". I started doing game dev professionally last year so some parts really striked a chord.īut as the end gets closer, I ended up asking myself the big question (link is a spoiler) - maybe I'm just stupid but for most of the game I played naively thinking the answer was "yes of course, he said so". Well for most of the game I actually really liked it, maybe not as much as the Stanley Parable but it was a really interesting experience. Otherwise if there's anything I should add (or remove) feel free to tell! Thanks to all the people who helped making this list, with an honorable mention to that 2015 post by /u/fabiomello (stumbled upon it afterwards, still helped me retrieve a dozen more games).
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