Orwell's Animal Farm

[table] [tr] [th][h1] My Playthrough [/h1][/th] [th]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TmJv2AXt3LU[/th] [/tr] [tr] [td][h1]The Review[/h1][/td] [td]A fun little game based on one of my favorite books. The game does a great job representing what starting a new form of government is very difficult. When you are not worrying about the humans invading than you dealing with the pigs being corrupt and screwing over the animal farm. Getting a "good" ending is really hard. [/td] [/tr] [/table]

I killed Boxer very early on. Later, I was told that Boxer died of his wounds in a battle. I don't know how many paths there are, but they aren't branching very well.

it's not the movie

Choice-based game, strongly inspired by Orwell's homonymous book, which is a satirical novella criticizing totalitarisms in general and Stalin's totalitaristic Soviet Union in particular. At the start of the game, animals from Jones' farm are sick of their condition. Therefore, they start a revolution called animalism, take control of the farm and set their own rules. From this moment, the player is called to take decision for prioritizing resources and time and deal, with the goal of surviving year after year with the highest number of animals, the best conditions of buildings, sufficient hay and high animalism levels. Graphics and sounds are pleasant and fit the game. Gameplay and controls are extremely basic, as the player just need to pick one animal to back a given choice. The game doesn't take very long to complete. 1-2 hours are usually enough. However, it has a fair replayability, as multiple endings and objectives are available to the players. For the 9,99€ price, it is worth a try if you like this genre or if you liked the book. If you expect actions, fights and challenging moments, then you should move forward.

Orwell's Animal Farm successfully transforms one of the most celebrated political novels into an interactive narrative that allows players to influence the course of a revolution instead of simply witnessing it. Developed by Nerial and published by The Dairymen, the game adapts George Orwell's classic satire into a decision-driven experience where every choice affects the future of Manor Farm and its animal inhabitants. Rather than offering a straightforward retelling, it expands upon the original story by introducing branching paths and multiple outcomes, making players active participants in the struggle between equality, leadership, and the corrupting influence of power. The game centers on governance and moral decision-making instead of traditional action or exploration. Following the animals' successful rebellion against human rule, players help determine how the new society is organized. Responsibilities include assigning labor, managing limited resources, settling disputes, influencing public opinion, and deciding how the farm should be governed. Every action gradually shapes the political climate, revealing how difficult it is to preserve noble ideals when faced with pract…

I love ts game sooooooo much and mr jones is so hot and he makes the game all worth it!! I goon all over the screen whenever he shows up! I hate stupid dumb ugly napoleon tho bc he killed the best character sweet innocent snowball! I laughed and was overjoyed when napoleon finally died! squealers good too. but snowballs the best one by a long shot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 1000000/10 i love animal farm.