True Love

it's basicly free

i will not refund... made me appreciate true love

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Finally found TRUE LOVE… in my credit card debt.

Get a girlfriend bro

It's hard to write a review for this. As a "real" game, this fails miserably. It costs 500 USD, most of the huge map is just plain white and there is little to interact with. Still, it keeps me coming back. It really manages to convey a feeling of sadness, being lost and solitude, making it unsettling in a way that few other games (including all the "horror" or "psychological" walking sims here on Steam) manage to achieve. I'll list the pros and cons: + very depressing and really makes you feel lost + the Knights have interesting messages + one of the most "artistic" experiences I came across on the plattform so far. - the map is huge with very few landmarks making finding the 7 knights mainly trial and error - the "guide" supplied by the dev doesn't help much with finding anything - the drivable cars are pretty useless because the steering doesn't work right. What I will neither rate as positive nor negative are the high price (I understand the logic and it adds to the game's seriousness) and the fact that the game has neither sound effects nor music (that adds to the depressing atmosphere, but makes the experience more bland than it need be), Bottom line: I don't regret the…