Self-Checkout Unlimited

it felt like a philosophy lecture not a game. far too many instances of being forced to stand in one place and listen to far too much dialogue.

The visuals were a good start and the concept is nice but the entire thing felt like a sweater that didn't fit right. No matter what you choose the game felt like it was telling you that you were wrong for feeling that way. I love the idea of this game and I think it could be something intreresting, but telling people that what they have chosen to base their live off of isn't fulfilling isn't the way to do it

Nails the creepy, pleasant, vaporwave vibes.

This game is one of the most relaxing and visually stunning games I've played in a long time. The mallcore/synth/retro/vaporwave aesthetic is done beautifully throughout, and some of the levels I spent so long on just taking in everything I could. I'm already replaying it after two days. Only downside is I wish it took like 10 times longer to complete, I didn't want it to end

I loved this experience. The visuals, the vibes, the soundtrack, the messages; the provocation of thought and contemplation. I feel like I can relate to the writer/designer and their perspective/feelings, in a way that I can't really seem to find elsewhere/in others, no matter where I look.. I am very grateful for that, even if I may not be able to take said relation/connection any further beyond this experience. I will be running this back, however, and taking what I can from it.

I needed to hear some of that.