My Big Sister

What a trip that was. Many twists and turns and the story was more symbolic than it seems. Everything has a metaphor, or meaning. Stories of each character are weird yet their is something under it that needs to be understood. Short pixel game and yet the confusing turn of events from each chapter and endings makes it interesting and keeps me moving forward. I guess out of most of Stranga games that I played. This is on the top. Most of their stories are connected but each game can have a standalone narrative. The familiar characters are good and makes me happy to see them appear here. Thanks for the experience.

Tldr: Short, cheap experience of an interesting story, well told. It starts a little slow, just power through the first 30 minutes. I would recommend at full price if you are willing to look over some clunky-ness. First, the good: My Big Sister is a short, horror-adjacent story based game with some slight puzzle elements. The story itself is one of my favorites I have experienced in recent memory. While it starts slow, it does become extremely intriguing and engaging. I was puzzling through the ways it could unfold and had a blast with that. Fair warning, if you like straightforward stories, this will not satisfy you. I also must commend the Dev on the endings. The choices made were very bold and will definitely put some people off that are looking for a more "normal" experience. The character writing of both the main characters and side characters is great. They all have their very unique voice and you can feel the development happening, just in the way they speak. As you can see in the screenshots, the game looks simple, but lovely. The soundtrack is similar and works great for what the game is going for. Now, for the bad: It's clunky. There was only one playtester a…

Liked the story !!

Fun game! I like the story, funny dialogues, atmosphere and art !

I completed the game, this game kept me until the end, it is a nice retro game, I liked it. Do not expect the ultimate story but its a nice one, if you have time to spare, give it a try.

I played both My Big Sister and the Remastered edition back to back and it was an extremely interesting experience. So this review will cover both games and their differences. If you don't want to read this whole review but want a quick way to know which version to pick up, I preferred the experience of the remastered edition mainly due to the writing adjustments. Now I enjoyed both of these games a lot. I have not played any of the other entries in this series, I thought it was a one off when I bought it, so the story is extremely confusing to me and I will not be commenting on it further. Though I may revisit this review once I have played some of the other titles. Both games are similar in terms of the world layout, puzzles, and quest objectives, but beyond that there isn't too many similarities. The remastered version improves upon the writing by a substantial amount. There was a big chunk of the story rewritten. It was overall a much needed change, especially for the main character, and made the story WAY more easy to follow. The graphics change is probably the most obvious of the improvements, which I did highly enjoy the more vibrant and expressive maps a lot but I do…