Thought Experiment Simulator

The best part about the game is its interactive design that let players stray from the fixed storyline, paired with plenty of the developer's personal insights, rather than thought experiments themselves. I played the modified Chrome T-Rex runner, read the creator's personal essays and even saw an ad for the game made by his friend. This is why I love indie games.

pseudo intellectualism for 5 dollars

Thought: thought experiment sim was a very fun game(but a bit hard sometimes) DONT TURN THE NARRATOR OFF! he'll get upset. litteraly.

I followed the game before release, and the idea of a philosophical, Stanley Parable-esque "Only 1000 IQ Can Beat This" brain teaser game was interesting to me, so I picked it up. It is... not like that. [b] The gameplay is primarily listening, then doing some pretty basic clicking-the-button-in-front-of-you to see some out-of-place silly thing happen. [/b] I guess that's probably how it's meant to be, so that's... fine, I just found it boring. The Sisyphus level, for example, I expected [spoiler] something to happen where, say, I could just drag away the boulder or drag the horizon line down in order to render the dilemma moot. No, you just... You just keep clicking Sisyphus. Over and over. He gets a hat, eventually, isn't that cool? [/spoiler] In short, I expected more "brain teaser" than "it goes in the square hole." And I got square hole. The Story mode is useless (the dilemma overview could literally be a box on the pause menu,) but the narrator himself is great. Kudos to the VA! ...I did start skipping parts towards the end.

Good game.

I gotta say, there's a lot of creativity on display here! The game dev somehow manages to create a fun and silly minigame for every thought experiment that go along well with the concept! And there were several I'd never even heard of before! Funny and informative, the power couple!!