Imagine Lifetimes

[u][b]Overall Recommended:[/b][/u] ✅ [b]Gameplay[/b]: ❤️❤️🤍 [b]Graphics[/b]: ❤️❤️🤍 [b]Story[/b]: ❤️❤️🤍 [b]Music/Sounds[/b]: ❤️❤️🤍 [b]Bugs[/b]: 🚫 -------------------------------- [b][u]Total:[/u][/b] ❤️❤️❤️🤍 comment: A little repetitive but finding all the endings was fun. It would be nice for there to be a pause option in the game but at least each run is short.

up all night imagining my lifetimes

Weird but fun. It was fun to go achievement hunting on this one.

Played it for less than 20 minutes, felt like I had my fill.

this game was weird when i saw it, weird when i got it, and weird when i remember back to it. I feel like this game from a fever dream, and yes, this is that game markiplier played, as well as that meme or him singing abou this.

Everything humorous aside I think imagine lifetimes is sort of this game that tries to emulate this lightning in a bottle effect that comes with multi-path games like this, and just falls a little short on the fact that it's a bit too much the nose with this sort of... philosophical humor, and I feel the game cannot subtly describe it's themes. Now, regardless of that, Imagine Lifetimes is a game I think that is charming on the first few times you play it, it does have some clever humor that will definitely tickle you. But it is not a game I feel like is something to be 100%'d. Because it's a game that feels like the game artificially makes itself long, and thus feels tedious to complete considering you have to complete it, but it feels just short enough that completing an ending doesn't feel satisfying, or that it's short enough that the game simply does not give enough to chew on. Overt negative parts aside, there is definitely scenes in this game that I would recommend playing for yourself, as it is definitely a game that feels like it hit the mark on how you can naturally discover most of it's endings, a game that truly thought of "what if I did this" and you get your ans…