Watch Me Stream My Mental Breakdown

Fun game, but only get it when its on a good sale like I did. Not worth $20 imo.

I like it. It's more frustrating than it is fun a lot of the time, but I get the sense that that's intentional. It's supposed to feel like struggle and suffering, I guess. I like the ironic, self-deprecating dark humour of it. It's rather expensive at full price though, so I'd suggest getting it on sale. Edit: Having got all the achievements I think I owe this game some more praise. The misery of the grind is rather well-designed. My first few playthroughs I was quite cautious, trying to keep things balanced and getting overwhelmed by what seemed like an impossible task in such a short space of time. I did not have a good time. In the early game, the $750 you get each month from your mother is essential in not going too far into debt. Like real life, I initially tried to avoid using my overdraft, which was the wrong move. You're mostly dependent on luck to build your deck (Ragequit is OP) -- if you're near week 30 without one, you're better off going for one of the other endings, or retiring and taking a legacy card. Once you have a good deck, one which can take you to the heights of toxicity, to gather viewers, and then back down to secure subs and ad revenue it's like a snowball…

My Stream My Mental Breakdown is an indie game developed by Ultaan Games. My Stream My Mental Breakdown is a visual novel that incorporates a money system and a deck-building system. You play as a Panda named Pochi who tries to make it in the world of live streaming, you have 3 lives to do this in and the deck building element is quite simple to use however the game is rather herd to beat, you also need to pay your own rent buy your own food and sometimes need to work as well all while trying to stream and become partnered. My Stream My Mental Breakdown appalled me because I have been a live streamer before. I found the game interesting and engaging, however, this is not a game I would put in my top ten list of visual novels, as the story is not that engaging, and I did get bored of the repetitiveness of the things I had to do within the game. If you were or are a live streamer or content creator, then yes, by all means, give this game a try however, I don’t think its worth the regular price point on Steam. However, if you can bag it in a sale like I did, then its worth the money. I did not receive any compensation to write this review. The opinions represented here are enti…

Original game.

A great little game but could do with a tutorial.

I first made this review about a year ago when I was only about 5 hours into the game, maybe at the end of the first run, maybe not. So, now that I've almost 100%'d the game, I can say with upmost certainty that THIS GAME COMPLETELY, UTTERLY SUCKS. The gameplay idea is great. Really like the card and money management, being able to plan out what you do and execute it. Nothing wrong with the gameplay at all. I like it. However, when you get to the two major problems the whole thing crumbles apart. First off, you only get 3 autosave slots. No manual saving. No way to find save files in the files. Trust me, I tried. The place that claims are the save files isn't really the location. This is a huge issue since the whole game is about planning, yet if you make a mistake you have to replay hours of the game for the CHANCE to get back the progress you had. And that's where the second and biggest issue comes to play. Pretty much everything in this game besides story events are pure, unadulterated, RNG ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. What cards do you get? Random. There's a set of card you HAVE to have in order to actually win, so the choices you make in deckbuilding are an illusion. If the game just let yo…