DRINK HUMAN BEANS

I wish I'd played this sooner. Aside from forced stealth section (never like those), the writing and atmosphere are absolutely engrossing. I'm unsure if I finished it, but everything about it is so weird and interesting I really hope to see more projects from the developer.

There's Human in the beans! A surreal psychological narrative adventure about a person trapped in some kind of dystopian apartment complex. You have to use a phone to interact with pretty much everything in the game making it the phone the main mechanic. At first I thought this would get annoying but it grew on me and I ended up really enjoying it. There is also a banger song at the recycling machine about being alone and needing some company that will probably get stuck in my head. The robot in the hallway was super chill, it definitely won't turn into a bloodlusting human killer. I recommend this if you want a weird somewhat stressful adventure.

I’m almost at a loss for words. This is absolutely a wild ride from start to finish and I haven’t finished… not yet at least. The suspense and build ups are very good. It is immersive and there’s different paths you can go through. I’m genuinely impressed at how good this game is, and I think I’ve got to take a bit of Break before I can get back into it. This game Blends inspiration from other games within this genre ideas so uniquely and creatively. It’s fresh and it could easily be seen the passion that went into development.

Good game

At first I was like - This is weird I have no idea what I am doing and I am still kinda like that. However, there is a charm to the game. I enjoy it it feels very bizarre, confusing and makes you question what you are doing. I like the dark tones, creepy atmosphere, weird music, jumpscare hand dryer. They all work well together. I did have one small thing with the game that I wish was explained a bit more/highlighted is what I was doing from the get go. It was slightly confusing but once I got the hang of it I enjoyed it.

It's very good, love the lore and the scary atmosphere... but they either need to point you in the direction to complete the story, or there isn't a end to the story.