Or just enjoy something unlike anything else on the platform. Hopefully, if you’re in a similar boat, you can at least get a new perspective from this game. I only really got over it last year, and I think the lessons this game gived helped me in some way. There’s things this game does that I think hit me hardest as someone struggling with mental issues a few years back.
I won’t spoil it for you, but doing these quizzes and discussions with Es becomes much more interesting than you might expect from the simple premise you’re originally given. In this section, you get to speak to the game’s main character. She did great here!īut the second part of this game is where it truly shines. Big shout out to amiko for the music in this game, btw. Like I’m trying to focus, but intrusive thoughts come in to break it. I didn’t love it, but still.Ī lot of it does come down to the excellent music, which calms me down and puts me in a relaxed yet tense state. That being said, I am not a clicker fan and I still didn’t hate this stuff. It’s a typical formula that’ll mainly be enjoyable to those into this genre of games. It’s very much the part that’ll make or break the game for you though, since it’s nothing groundbreaking in this department. It’s very simple, and bases its identity on many books about self reflection and contemplation. As you’d expect, it plays like a typical clicker game with you tapping text bubbles to gather EGO and spending EGO to read books (this games equivalent of buying services) to get more EGO over time. The one you’ll be in the most time is the clicker section. Let’s go over that gameplay then, shall we? Though that premise brings in many questions though. It advertised itself as a self discovery clicker game, which is accurate overall.
Weird how the site infamous for shoving crappy mobile game ads down your throat became charitable enough to actually show you an ad that’s honest for once. I first found this game because of an ad on YouTube.
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