Price of Obsession

As i get older and currently single, i play these games as an escape of my flesh prison. Just finished the game and am now just looking at my wall.

No one’s paying attention, so here’s the truth: I am very much bitchless

This game was truly one of the games of all time

Price of Obsession surprised me because it takes a choice driven story and makes the consequences of my decisions much more direct. I play as someone trying to change their life after meeting a group of new people, and the relationships I build can lead to very different outcomes. I liked that the game is willing to make my choices matter instead of treating dialogue options as cosmetic changes. The main gameplay is focused on conversations and decisions, with the story reacting to how I interact with the characters around me. I enjoyed paying attention to personalities and trying to work out what each person actually wanted. Some choices feel harmless at first, but the consequences can become much more serious later, which kept me thinking about whether I had made the right call. The relationship system is probably the part that kept me most interested. Romance is mixed into the larger story, so I am not simply choosing between obvious romantic options. My decisions can influence who stays in my life, who gets hurt and how certain relationships develop. I liked that this makes the cast feel connected rather than like separate routes that never affect anything else. There is als…

Recommended for amusement I have a intel i7 and RTX 3070 and i was still running flat out on both. if you want to play this i would recommend that you have a BEEFY PC even on low graphics. I downloaded for a video for weird dating sims. sadly i got what is the better part of two hours in and when choosing to go to help the albino lass not the bakery chick. I couldnt "Go to bakery" it would simply reset the conversation and i did try many times and restarted. My general critiques outside of not being able to finish the game: -No interaction or illusion of choice. having items like balls and bowling pins but not being able to pick them up, even turning on lights when rooms are horrendously dark or even opening and closing doors, turning on TVs when NPCs stare at them. itd be nice to be able to interact and investigate the world- Rather than constantly cornered into the dialogue as the only mechanic. dialogue has very limited options. characters are shallow and bland. you have two women who go bakery, one asks riddles and the other....works. then the third choices personality is that shes depressed suicidal. location to location is either side of the blinding scale, …

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