You And I

You And I is a really strange little interactive film, and I mean that in a good way. I follow Mark as he becomes lost in the woods with his friend Ace, and what starts out as a fairly simple situation gradually becomes much more confusing and uncomfortable. The game mixes comedy, mystery and psychological ideas in a way that constantly made me wonder what was actually happening. It is definitely not a normal adventure game, but that unusual approach is a big part of what made it interesting to me. The main gameplay is built around making choices between two options, which sounds very simple but works surprisingly well for this kind of story. My decisions affect the conversations and the direction of the journey, and I liked seeing how small choices could change the mood between Mark and Ace. It also makes the game feel more personal because I am constantly deciding how I think the characters should react instead of just watching everything happen. The FMV presentation is probably the thing that gives You And I its strongest identity. Rather than using traditional game characters and environments, it feels much more like an interactive film. The acting and strange visual presenta…

"If The Truth Is Yours, Then The Truth Is That Everything Is... Weird." After 100%-ing this game in 2.2 hours, I can confidently say that 'You And I' is one of the strangest free experiences I've played in a while. It's an FMV choose-your-own-adventure following Mark and Ace through the woods, but describing the plot feels like trying to explain a dream you barely remember. The acting is insanely engaging, the writing has both comedy with unsettling moments, and the branching paths made me want to keep replaying until every achievement was unlocked. The game isn't long, but it doesn't need to be. Every route adds a new piece to the puzzle, even when the puzzle itself seems determined to change it's mold with every addition. For a free game, there's been a massive amount of care put into the story, and that boasts it's replayability. My only warning: if you're looking for a straightforward story, you going to be leaving the forest with more questions than answers. Giving this a 9.5/10

9/10 Great game! I don't want to spoil it since it's very story focused, but it is a great little choose your own adventure. I love how you can really tell how much passion was put into this! The only downside is that getting all of the achievements can be a bit repetitive, even with the skip added for already seen videos. Either way, I HIGHLY recommend giving it a shot. Also bonus points for the gay endings 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈

I love the filming, quirky dialogue, and interesting circumstances this experience puts you into. Very worth the play, especially since it is free.

Worth a play, wish skipping already played scenes was a bit faster though

after losing blackjack i found out they like each other, still calling bs how i dont win blackjack besides that its nice indie tell tale project even with small budget