Robotherapy

Robotherapy has a killer premise: being a robot therapist in a world without humans.. but the execution is just okay. The dry, cynical humor is the highlight, gameplay wise? It's extremely thin. A rare case where the game is simultaneously too expensive for its length and too repetitive to last another minute. Your dialogue options don't feel like they carry much weight; the story is mostly on rails. Minigames are clunky. The non-reading segments feel like filler. If you are into visual novels, robots, dark humor and an apocalyptic vibe- Wait for a sale.

Wow. I bought this game on a whim but wow. I didn't expect this game to actually have something to say about mental health. I booted this game up finally when I was having some dark thoughts and this game kinda helped. Way more than I expected it to. My partner walked in at the end and he was impressed as well. I'm really glad I got this game. Short game but that was really good.

This game has a lot of humor that I enjoyed but also gets pretty deep later on, while still being pretty funny!

Short heartfelt silly game that'll teach you some therapy basics if you're open to them. Grab it on a sale or at full price if you want to support the solo dev :3

It dreads me to say this but I think I actually hate this game. Which is really unfortunate, because both its premise and its developer intrigue me. The thing is, everything about it kind of sucks, in my opinion. The artstyle is uninspired, the gameplay is non-existent, and the writing! God, the writing... I really can't stand the writing, it portrays nihilism and sarcasm in the cringiest way possible. Maybe the ending saves the entire narrative. Maybe it doesn't. Either way, I can't find it in me to care to find out. I'm really sorry.

I don't know man, it's a 5 buck game but I really didn't find it worth my time. Felt more like proof of concept that was turned into a "full" story but quite an unsatisfying and unentertaining one. Really didn't feel a single joke nor attempt at emotional beat landed, which is unfortunate because I think the concept for this story could lead to genuine intrigue but I don't think in any universe it gets there as this style of writing I find inherently dull.