A bit frustrating, but it was very fun! A miniature tutorial walking you through the block types would be nice, but I found testing it out for myself cool too.
I think it's nice that the game encourages you to disobey the suicide orders more often than not. Nice to know that jmtb02 and friends are looking out for us :0)
Graphics look like Sin City and Homestar Runner had a baby, then posted the pictures on Facebook, so you unfriended them because you care so little about the baby. Plot is typo-ridden and completely inane. Gameplay is surprisingly boring, focusing less on gun duels and more on getting lost in a maze of arbitrarily placed buildings. The survival mode brings the game up from "irredeemably awful" to just bad. Recommended for adolescent boys who think guns are cool but are too squicked out by actual violence to play real shooters.
It really really wants to be the Impossible Quiz (right down to the "CLICK HERE" questions and the "remember this arbitrary sequence of colors" puzzle), but it feels kind of forced, and the lack of saves (or even a health meter) makes the game a total drag after you reach question thirty or so. Not enjoyable enough to compensate for the repetition.
Committing suicide in the most grisly manner possible to break free from your oppressive routine, because anything would be better than the numbing drone of office life. But fun!
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