Repella Fella

good game there is no ending just a cliff hanger but u shood still play it was pritty good

This is a wonderful game: intelligent, funny, and entertaining. It's speculative and makes you think about real geopolitical situations and their consequences in a very engaging way. I loved the boldness and the script. I really want this game to be discussed more widely! I went in with no expectations, and it surpassed them with flying colours. I also loved the choose-your-own-adventure elements... you can really feel their effect here! (sometimes regretfully). Bonus point: I'm not Australian, but I've visited the country a couple of times, and I loved all the little details that make you feel close to it. Gripping story, feels like a movie, intelligent, and 100% recommended. Thank you for developing it!

Pretty good and honestly a lot better than I was expecting it to be. Fundamentally a hybrid of a point and click adventure game with choose-your-own story elements, but essentially following a linear story. Incredibly basic gameplay but this game really shines in terms of its humour and personality, something where it seems to have it both ways in terms of being indulgent in juvenile humour, yet a story with surprising, mounting weight to it. It's the sort of story where it follows these parallel narratives as they converge, and also being a bit anachronistic both in terms of its 1960s landscape but also the post-apocalyptic future this game presents. Walkmans were apparently around in the Vietnam War era. Felt obliged to give this a review considering it's quite obscure. Most people probably know this for being the "spiritual successor to the Ray flash game series" and there's definitely a lot more polish and work put into this.

Amazing game and cinematography. Been trying to find time to complete it, and I finally did. I hoping that there is a sequel.

I want to like this game. There are things I like about this game, but I have to say I don't recommend, because you just don't do much. It takes you through the story like 80-90% of the time. Like watching a cartoon movie. And the cartoon style itself is clearly derived from south park with its low budget gory look, but I never liked that about south park. Seriously though, this game takes you through entire chapters without doing a damn thing, not solving anything. Just looking at a few objects and looking at cutscenes. Then often if you come across an enemy all it does is give you a few choices how to dispose of him, but again, no real puzzle or challenge. It's weird.

Not for me.