Hi! These Are Your Eyeballs

Brought this game because I'm a big fan of indie dystopian diorama experiences. I enjoyed the time I spent in Limbo Alley, though this game might not be for everyone. TLDR: [h1] Pros: [/h1] [list] [*]The visual style and art direction is a plus for me and what drew me to the game. I enjoyed how dark and moody it is. [*]The overall core loop of being a courier, delivering human body parts (eyeballs) is enjoyable and unique [*]Small attention to detail in the level design and sound design help with the immersion and I appreciated the little details[spoiler]like the sound of rain and the transition of how it sounds from indoors to outdoors[/spoiler] [/list] [h1]Cons:[/h1] [list] [*]As others have mentioned, while the core loop is fun, there isn't a much progression to the overall loop that make it compelling by the time you get to around Day 4-5. I countered this by mostly doing sessions of 1-2 days at a time. [*]Game can be pretty buggy when you are rushing through stairs, going through inventory and interacting with objects...which is a shame because the gameplay compels you to move as fast as possible. However, I will note that the dev has already patches several times and I noti…

Courier chore simulator. Played through day 1, read some reviews. I don't think there's much here, unless you enjoy chore simulators.

- Creepy - No jumpscares - Interesting idea for a story (delivering eyeballs and helping people feel better) - House 2 is annoying, because the residents block off some of the entryways to floors. However, this changes up how you deliver the eyeballs & how you prioritize each order. - If you don't slack, you can purchase the items fairly quickly. - Order amount increases every couple of days. 2->4->6 orders - You don't have to remember the jar # on the orders. The game won't let you select the wrong jar. - Real life people are referenced in the game! - Very repetitive, but that's literally what I expected when I requested a key for the game. - Different endings depending on if you do well or not. Overall, I enjoyed this game and the concept/story within it. It was creepy without being obnoxious or containing unnecessary jumpscares. It took me 4 hours to complete it. My playthrough: https://youtu.be/UqDJdS_MXV0

I'll start with what I liked about this game first, the art style is nice and I love games like this, at times it can have a creepy vibe but there is no horror to this game at all. I also love the premise of the game and what the devs were going for in terms of story or the meaning behind what is being said and why. The thought of how we change or can affect strangers lives without even really knowing it or meaning to, and also seeing how other people view the world from experiences of their own. But leading me right into the cons I had with the game, dialog can't be skipped or rushed through. You spend most of the time listening to people which isn't terrible on it's own but it gets to the point of just wanting it to end and most people end of saying the same things and this is especially not fun for the game taking 9 days (shifts) to complete or 18 if you play it twice to get both endings. The game play is just get the packages, take them to the right room, listen to dialog, repeat. With actually no pressure of messing up unless you miss the time frame which is very generous even for the later nights. You can't go to the wrong doors or even give the wrong package to someone (whic…

Hi! These Are Your Eyeballs is a basic delivery game although finding some of the apartments can be hard to find, i enjoyed it! I played enough ton get the gist of it and decided maybe i'll play it another time maybe i won't 9/10

unique and interesting