My Name is Addiction

[b]It's a very weird, but cool game.[/b] It's a short visual novel about masturbation addiction. We see a guy's problems, which many might find relatable. Pros: -Interestingly written story with a ton of plot twists (7 endings) -Hand-drawn art that captures the atmosphere -Really cool soundtrack, you literally nod your head to the beat Cons: -1:1 resolution and constant 25 frames -You often can't skip frames for several seconds. I understand that's what the author intended, but too many moments like this make you worry that the game is frozen. -The plot is rather convoluted; you'll have to read very carefully to understand everything. As someone who has been watching P every day for a decade, I completely understand the message of this game and have a huge respect for the author. This needs to be translated into other languages so that more people can play it. [code]If you read the review and liked it, don't forget to give it a thumbsup;)[h3][i]The further - The better♥️[/i][/h3][/code]

This ♥♥♥♥ genuinely sucks. The art is fine to me, but there's so many typos, and the mc is a whiny hopeless person that is completely uncompelling or interesting. Completely self obsessed and self loathing with no hope of ever thinking about something other than himself. Just annoying.

As an addict, this hits home.

My Name is Addiction is a short narrative experience built around a difficult and uncomfortable subject: the destructive effects of pornography addiction and the struggle to regain control over one's life. Developed and published by Cleril Calamity Studios, it approaches its theme through an interactive story rather than conventional action or adventure mechanics. The result feels closer to a visual novel with branching decisions, where the player's main responsibility is to follow the protagonist's experiences and decide how he responds to situations that can either reinforce or challenge his destructive behavior. The story deliberately places the player inside a troubled psychological perspective. Relationships, sexual impulses, memories, social situations, and dreamlike sequences become part of a broader examination of compulsive behavior. Instead of treating addiction as a simple problem with an obvious solution, the narrative emphasizes consequences and the difficulty of changing established patterns. Player decisions influence how events unfold, eventually leading to one of seven possible endings. This branching structure is important because it prevents the story from havin…

My Name is Addiction is a surprisingly heavy visual novel, and I found myself taking it much more seriously than I expected. I follow a character struggling with porn addiction while trying to understand how it has affected his relationships, social life and general sense of self. I liked that the game is willing to approach the subject directly instead of turning it into a simple joke or a shallow morality story. The gameplay is mostly about reading, making choices and experiencing the different situations that come from those decisions. Relationships, nights out and dream sequences all become part of the character's journey, and I enjoyed seeing how my choices could push the story in different directions. The lack of traditional gameplay works here because the whole point is following the character's emotional state and decisions. The branching structure is easily one of my favorite parts. There are several possible endings, and the choices I make can determine whether the character actually manages to break free from his addiction. I liked that the game does not present a single simple answer to the problem. Instead, it lets me see how different decisions can lead to very diff…

it was aight