Till the dawn, waiting

I got all but one achievements! I go to new game, get kicked out of the game and when I go back, I lost all my achievements! WTF? It's a nice and touching game, but this made me get refund! Cannot recommend!

An incredibly sad game inspired by a true story, which makes it even sadder. You play as an abandoned pup. It's more of a story than a game but you do get to make dialogue choices. Heartbreaking stuff https://youtu.be/FHXNPok0EfM

2/10. Pros: Cute doge. Cons: Bugged game - can only play in full screen not windowed mode. 2. If you alt tab it freezes the game. 3. The game has no save function. You've got to beat this in 1 go baby. 4. Achievements are broken. A single play thru unlocked 6/8 achievements. Starting a second play thru resets the achievements back to 0. 5. Overpriced. For 3.99 USD you'd figure the game would be longer than 30-40 minutes, or good, or not a bugged piece of a software. If it's on sale for 50 cents or less, go for it, otherwise you'd be better off hitting the Taco Bell breakfast menu and hoping for the best. 6. I feel more betrayed than the dog who left out in the hurricane to die by his owner (Jack or David, depending on your ingame choices.)

Have you ever felt the incredible urge to play a preachy guilt trip without actually being emotionally affected or learning something? Then this game is a perfect pick. I'd presume the devs DO care about abandoned pets considering they made this - but they didn't care enough to put any effort into the project. A faceless, textureless dog in a textureless, minimalistic (or empty, rather) environment arguing with other animals about how their owner will most certainly return and help them only holds so much meaning. The game was technically preaching to the choir here as I actually DO give a damn about this topic - and even within that, I found it preachy and not much else. I've seen this kind of graphics style done well - this is not an example of that. This game is bulky animations, a limited dialog system where the "choices" barely contradict each other anyway and a passive-aggressive "No pets were harmed in the making of this game"-screen at the end. Add to that some disorienting "labyrinth"-sections that don't convey much other than "Dogs don't see all that well" and you have the end result of this game. There was so much potential there - and it went to waste. More dialog wo…

Tiny game with a lot of heart. It makes us think about our pets and makes us want to cuddle them. Emotional story that'll make you cherish your pets.

i loved what they went with the story. Really short but it told the loneliness of a dog that was left behind perfectly. i was getting emotional Then those gameplay sections took me right out of the emotional engagement i had. Nothing that would make one hate a game but it just left a sour taste behind rather than a emotional impact it should have on me. wish the text based parts were longer and more fleshed out. but still i must say give it a shot! There's no "up to you" option so i must go with no~