Pregnant

this game is called pregnant but im a fat bitch running around in the woods? I FRIED MY BREAKFAST ON MY PC CUZ THIS GAME MAKES MY PC GO FIRE-Y. FIX IT. thank god i got my refund. never make games again plz, 4 euros fot his piece of dookie? BYEE

https://youtu.be/YhTPwd-kg2Y It not a bad game but just a bit rough. I enjoyed the puzzles till I got stuck on one. It wasn't a very hard one I'm just an idiot but it did make the rest of the play through a little less enjoyable. The main issue I have with this game is the audio. The sound is already maxed in the game and you still have to turn it up in order to hear anything. Then when a scare happens your ears get blown out because of how loud that part is. Overall for the price and the content I think it's worth trying out. If you want to see some game play you can check out my play through above.

https://youtu.be/xSOPmi2buOU I did a full playthrough and it's interesting! It took me a little over an hour for me to beat. So here's the good stuff about it: + atmospheric + good sound design (in regards to the ambiance) + great for those looking for a short horror experience. So I did run into a few problems including one where I had to restart a chapter due to a glitch. But here's what could be improved: - The story could be contextualized a little more in game. I found out more about the character I was playing in the steam page more than the game did. - Almost no music, very quiet (Though this does kind of lend itself to horror aspect of the game and is honestly kind of the scariest part of the game, so do with that what you will.) - I personally feel like you shouldn't be timed while you read. Some of the notes are quite lengthy and if you want to enjoy the story that is there you basically got to let the time run out to do so. all and all, I enjoyed playing it. I think the...

i love being pregnant. highly recommend.

I wasn't sure what to expect when booting up this game—but sure as sh*t wasn't a game that was more a walking simulator than a horror game. That being said, the premise of the game sounds promising. I always feel badly writing up a negative review, because I know dev(s) put blood, sweat, and tears into their work—but I cannot recommend this game. —Expect to see screen tearing with no means to correct it. —You cannot run. (read: walking simulator) —If you run out of time, expect to be magically transported to wherever this dude is to check out his shoes—which aren't even designer. —Don't expect to be able to use the Esc key to back out of looking at/interacting with items, there is a different designated key for that, so expect to pause the game every time you mean to put something back/down. —Sound design is not optimized; expect to struggle to hear anything, only to have your eardums destroyed in 5 minutes. Overall, 4/10. Maybe I'll come back to this after patches...

Pretty good game for the price. And like it says, the game has a lot of puzzles which can get a bit frustrating at times. But, once you know what to do it's not bad. And the game gives you enough time to try and figure it out. Overall, I'd recommend it if you're a fan of horror and puzzle games.

Pregnant, like all good pieces of horror fiction, relies on the unnerving and confusing nature of feeling like you are lost. Things aren't how they should be, pregnant capitalizes on this fundamental horror aspect perfectly, by having me not know what the hell is happening the entire time I was playing. The controls are wonky, leaving you feeling like you are truly disoriented. The bare bones mechanics and simple gameplay truly let you get immersed in the feeling of complete helplessness, as the jumpscares freeze your game, forcing you to restart. One of horrors greatest achievements.

kinda fun ngl

"Lock-Combination-Finding Simulator" My playthrough on Bilbili (in Chinese): https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1uM4y1P7hv/