Don't you think the games now are all the same? Don't you think people have no imagination to develop games? Well, this is something different. Welcome.
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2/10 - Agree (12) Disagree (3)
Not the impressive game I was expecting to play. While the author rises a good topic about boring cloned games, this game has nothing to back up his words.
It is boring itself, clumsily made and barely has anything to do with the author's statement about mainstream games ("Hey, let's make one way corridors to represent my artistic point of view about CoD games ! lolololol"). Talking about a game, this is more of an interactive movie: just click the element that will trigger the next scene and you're done (most of them can be triggered twice and you can do it from the other end of the room...). The end also is a great disappointment just like Mass Effect 3: choose between door 1, 2 and 3 and you'll be greeted with a high compressed and laggy video with a quote from the narrator that is certainly supposed to be clever.
If you really are searching for clever experimental games, try playing Stanley's Parable, Radiator, Dear Esther and plenty other games that really are worth playing.