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THIS GAME, THIS STUPID BUT SMART GAME, Presentable Liberty,
somehow amazed me. Before anything else please look for this game, down load it
and play it nonstop until the end, alone in your room. It doesn't matter if
it’s dark or not, just make sure that while you play you won’t get interrupted.
Bring food and water if necessary. This game is not that long anyways. Here’s
the link:
This game is a low quality indie FPS game on gamejolt. This
game is about a prisoner, who witnesses the world’s end in duration of five
days. He receives letters and gifts from people he doesn't know and the only
one who keeps him company is a bug given to him by an adventurer via mail.
This game, although low quality, gritty and short made my
spine shiver. I made the mistake of playing it on one go and almost lost my
mind. I felt this game creeping to the very core of my existence. It made me
feel like I was a prisoner in real life, bound not metal doors and bars but by
technology. It made me ask myself: “Am I really existing? Am I REAL? Do I exist
just because I breathe and eat? Is this the life that I really want to live for
the rest of my remaining time in this world?”
The whole game was just a twist of emotions. I it was a ride
that I cannot forget, but it was a ride that I never enjoyed. As a game, it was
terrible; but as an eye opener, it was great. To know what the hell I am
talking about, click the link above and play the game for yourself. I hope you
enjoy it. GEEK OUT!
