Death Drive

It's a nice little short game. I remember hearing it be recommended by some youtuber I think but I can't remember who. The sound design is good and the art is good. The feeling of not knowing what is real and what isn't is also quite good. I will say though it is repetitive when playing it again as the dialogue options don't affect each other but that isn't that major of an issue, it is a small free game.

Fantastic storytelling.

Good storyline, interesting suspense, and very random. (Left it open over night. That's why I have 12.5 hours on record).

The game is short and sweet. It doesn't really have that much replay value but it has some good voice acting and very nice art to it. Story is alright, maybe a little too vague, but I enjoyed it for what it was. A free game is a free game.

A short game with an enjoyable story and interesting characters. Perfect for urban mysteries enjoyers, fans of Twin Peaks and alike. Give it a try!

[h1] Will you fall to the enticing surface or see it through for its deeper meaning? [/h1] This is the language this game speaks in for the most part. This game treats you to beautiful metaphors & stimulants of different types & forms & then it speaks through them so will you hear what the game has to say? Or will you get distracted by the stimulants? From the get go & on the game's Steam page here, you're promised the company of an interesting goth girl (Hilya) & thrilling mysterious elements of Lovecraftian & psychological horror. What initially attracted me was the latter (the Lovecraftian themes) rather than the former. However, as I sat with the game & had a heart to heart talk to it as I read it, what I realized had me decide to play through it a few more times to hear more of what it had to say through different routes & endings. On a surface level reading & on a first impression, you may think this game is a shorter Saya no Uta minus the pdfile vibes. However, as you go further into the game, you realize, this game has major core differences when compared to Saya No Uta. This VN is less about you romancing the monster & more about taking a look within. Hilya is a p…