life is not auto

cute and funny idea, but its just extremely difficult in a way that isnt fun and its hard to know how and why you failed so you can improve on it in the future

It's cute, but it's cluttered and hard AF. Unfortunately, I can't seem to enjoy this. I'd love to give it a "mixed" review, but honestly, for the price, I recommend checking it out

So fun and so short, I would still play a bit more sometime cuz I like the idea, It feels unique, It would be great is bubbles had variety of events to unlock new paths, that would be perfect

life is not auto is a hidden gem. A difficult rhythm game with mechanics that are really satisfying! I enjoyed the controls a lot. I felt like I was performing CPR in a way. Satisfying!! You go through four stages of life, manually controlling your characters organs. If you miss too many times, the organ becomes diseased and you will carry that disease into the next stage of life unless you play the stage better. I think this kind of cumulative effect is fun. I do have one critique. I think either the visual indicator or the punishment for missing the first press for your stomach/liver (which you need to press three times) is not great and messy once the stages get harder. If you get "bad" on the first press, you're pretty much screwed trying to figure out the timing on the 2nd/3rd.

The gameplay is a big mess, the translation is incomplete and inconsistent.

This is the game that you would get if you took "You are now manually breathing" in a literal sense. The music and the artstyle are memorable and you will have a good time during your first play-through of the game, but do avoid to trying to go for 100% of the achievements as a single "GOOD", "BAD", or "MISS" will have you repeating a single part for nearly a entire hour. But putting that aside, I do think that the game does deserve it's current rating despite the fact that it takes a minimum of 20 minutes to reach either endings to the game.