Pleh!

This is one of the games that doesn't only f.uck with your brain but also with your PC And I really like that It closes several times to make sure you really want to go on this journey It plays with you It makes you feel It speaks with you Don't play it when you're already depressed ... or maybe you should exactly play it in that state, idk I cried at the end Give it a try, it's free and a great experience 9,5/10

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There are a precious few games that can follow heavy themes such as depression, suicide, and extreme phycological disorders with the gravity these themes absolutely require. There are even fewer games that can channel these heavy themes through a series of intricate narratives, settings, and character dynamics. 'Pleh!' explores these themes in a way I have never seen in any form of media, beautifully balancing a game that engages the player in several very different ways. When playing through the charming arcade style of puzzle platformers, the player feels engaged by the gameplay and mechanics. However, there is another side to 'Pleh!' that will keep any player engaged through an inability to look away from the happenings on your screen. The slow rotation into irresistable insanity is what drives this game from good to great, and the beauty of it all is that you won't see it until it is right in front of you. 'Pleh!' relishes in taking its time in everything it does. You may at many points wish you could get it over with. 'Pleh!' is indifferent. It will joyously take you on long walks through the dark forest of your own mind, and the mind of the man you control. You know the e…

not exactly an amazing game... but it does say it's a walking simulator, and it did feel like walking (boring) so I guess it's designed perfectly for what it's trying to accomplish.

I have no words, this game was not what I expected.. I recommend finishing this game in one go. Save it until you have two hours.

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