GAG

Too short, not very well written, and usage of uncomfortable topic resulting in very tone-deaf way to present its said topic. Which in it itself comes off as edgy more than anything.

A legitimately creepy horror game about sexual abuse. Comes with three bonus games which are shorter but creepy in their own right. 34 minutes overall for all four but each was worth it.

It's alright. Kinda regret buying it for how little content their is but like, the commentary is neat. It's a little straight forward, like they thought they were gonna handle it so cool and uniquely but honestly it's just poorly blatant. Not gonna refund 'cause like.. go you dude, publish yo thangs

Gag is a "horror" game set on a sitcom stage that covers the topic of sexual assault. A note before we start. This game includes the developers few other horror games as a bonus, but I will not be talking about them, they are a nice bonus and some really cool experimental work. Story: You play as an unnamed girl who wakes up on a sitcom set with a man named Andrew who is the main star of the show and since I already said the game is about sexual assault you can piece the rest yourself. I won't talk more about the game since it will spoil the rest of the game, but I will I say I enjoyed what I saw of the story. It's not really subtle, more or less taking the head on approach to the subject matter. It is unsettling for sure, but I feel taking a much more toned down approach could have helped the game more. Graphics: Gag is a pretty simplistic looking game. You're mostly spending your time on the set which is pretty barren, the character models are weird and creepy looking (which I...

Straight up horror fuel. If you like experimental indie-projects - this one is definitely worth it!

How is this even a game? It's 10 minutes of dialogue with a few barely-meaningful dialogue options. Don't bother.

I think this is an interesting idea, but I thinking asking 2 dollars (currently on sale) is too much for a game so short. I would make the game free, or at the very most 1 dollars. If the game was 1 hour long or had some more content it would be worth 2 dollars. And when I say "content" I really don't mean more lines of dialogue. It needs twists.. a real plot.. more interactivity, more endings. Think Stanley Parable but maybe 1/5th the size is all you need for this to become a really neat worthwhile experience. I understand that the developer is trying to make the game about a vary narrow topic, however I think you can still accomplish that by fleshing out the ideas more. Also, how in the world do you download BOX, CRASH, and FLUE? Am I missing something, I don't see how to download those games or access them within GAG. UPDATE - you have to close GAG and reopen to be able to launch BOX, CRASH, and FLUE. I just finished BOX and I actually might like BOX better. It's definitely scarier...

On odd collection of very short "games". These are more like eerie small experiences. If you are a fan of that kind of thing than you will get about 20 to 30 minutes of play time out of these four games. I enjoyed them a lot.

This is short, but really cool concept. Play the mini games other than Gag too.

The commentary is about as subtle as a nuclear bomb at a childrens daycare