Choice of Life: Floors

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ENG I liked this game more than "Medieval." The first thing that's great about this game is the art. It's a pleasure to be immersed in the beautiful illustrations. I was pleased that there are many of these illustrations, they're varied, and they correspond to the essence of the narrative—that is, they depict the story itself, and aren't just there for show. The game isn't very long. I got the first ending in an hour. But I always value quality over length. It's better to complete a good game than to abandon another mediocre one. I also liked the game's atmosphere. One aspect of CIS reality is very well represented. The touch of magical realism is also in keeping with the tradition of urban fantasy, where everyday reality is intertwined with a magical world that always resides somewhere nearby. What I didn't like: Very simple flirtations with superficial psychological themes, like childhood traumas, family difficulties, etc. This topic isn't my cup of tea, and frankly, there's already too much of it—thankfully, an army of so-called psychologists does everything they can to keep people paying them for years and seeing the very act of being in therapy as a blessing. All in all,…

Very cool !!!

This game is so fun and cool like the other games like this. I love it! It's my dream game come true....like it's got that different language and culture with a crazy story that's fun. Achievements and titles are fun. 10/10. It's not easy though.

Overall, pretty fun game, I enjoyed it. 10 kicked grannies out of 10. And I wouldn't worry too much about the cat... How often have you heard a story about someone's apartment getting flooded and the cat drowning? Exactly. Neither have I.

The core gameplay is still the same - make choices, flip through cards and try not to completely ruin your life. But the mental health mechanic is a nice addition and fits the setting really well. The atmosphere is probably my favorite part. The art looks great, the music is excellent, and the whole game has this dark, slightly depressing Eastern European vibe. It reminded me a bit of Silent Hill, just with more everyday problems and less sanity left to lose. Masha is also a great protagonist. Her story feels surprisingly grounded, which makes all the weird supernatural stuff even more unsettling. The only thing I didn't really like was that some consequences of your choices aren't very obvious.