A Beautiful Tragedy
A masterpiece that showcases the beauty of life but also how extremely tragic it can be. The storyline can be very unpredictable and the game has immense replay-ability. A bargain for the price.
This game needs an update badly
I’ve played this game since the 2010s and after it was bought out the only update it had was to be iOS acceptable.
I would hope a small team would play this game and start editing outcomes and adding new content.
If not then I’d like a refund on what I bought since it’s more or less a dead game
I would hope a small team would play this game and start editing outcomes and adding new content.
If not then I’d like a refund on what I bought since it’s more or less a dead game
AMAZING
Most amazing game in the world that you have to play at least once! Always updated and supported! BETTER THAN BITLIFE NO ADS
Not enough diversity
I used to play this game when I was younger on the computer. I downloaded the game because I thought there would have been expansive upgrades to it after some time but I was pretty disappointed that there really wasn’t. There is no diversity in the game. A lot of the people described are blonde with blue eyes. Furthermore, it doesn’t include the LGBTQ+ community. It would be nice to go through a phase where you’re trying to understand your sexuality or gender identity. I did just read their About page & I will check out the other choice of games to see if there is something more for what I’m looking for.
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Cute concept. Bit dated.
As I understand it, this is a copy-paste of a computer game from the 1980s—but as such, there are some features that don’t quite align with 21st-century values:
- very pro corporal punishment
- very heteronormative—just flat-out doesn’t acknowledge that LGBT+ people exist
- some events, without necessarily needing to be, are written differently depending on the player character’s sex (there’s one in the Infancy stage that, if you’re a girl, you’re pulling all the cards out of mom’s purse, but for boys it’s taking apart dad’s calculator)
If there was a game that was just like this but more in line with modern sensibilities, it would be un-put-down-able.
- very pro corporal punishment
- very heteronormative—just flat-out doesn’t acknowledge that LGBT+ people exist
- some events, without necessarily needing to be, are written differently depending on the player character’s sex (there’s one in the Infancy stage that, if you’re a girl, you’re pulling all the cards out of mom’s purse, but for boys it’s taking apart dad’s calculator)
If there was a game that was just like this but more in line with modern sensibilities, it would be un-put-down-able.
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