The Gallery

A slow burning story with socio-political commentary, choose carefully whether it's a theme that would even interest you. --- As a low budget art house film you might question why you watched it. By adding narrative choices this becomes an art piece unto itself. Thematically it's attempting to comment on the state of the world, it is unfortunately too short to cover any deeper meaning beyond the disenfranchised ambiance of a world that doesn't care what you think, assuming you're even capable of thinking. The aesthetic of an art gallery will appeal to art enthusiasts, but if that's not a scene that excites you by name alone, you won't get much more out of this, so skip it. You spend the majority of run time within the confines of the gallery bantering between the main characters, with only passing interplay from secondary characters that don't have enough screen time to be much more than set decoration. Can art speak to political meaning? Can criminal behavior make a statement on so...

Another FMV Banger with excellent acting and gripping storyline. There is gay and trannny stuff in this game every two seconds but if you're fine with that there's plenty of stuff in this game to keep you engaged for little while

honestly the modern day feels like a better story to me personally (probably cause despite less endings it feels like there's more branches) so play 1 playthrough of the past to get the story that is playing throughout both then play 1 playthrough of modern day before trophy hunting so you can see the differences in the stories. Overall super fun and enjoyed finding different story branches even if some took ages to find because of choices I thought didn't actually change too much of the story.

Like I purchased someone’s experimental student film project published using the choice-based movie format that Wales Interactive popularized. (note: spoilers in the Negatives section to explain some of the nonsensical story beats) I enjoy the Wales Interactive games (note: this is NOT a Wales Interactive game) and have played most of them to date. This game appears to be like one because the writer-director worked on some of those, but it's the first FMV game I don’t recommend giving a try unless you really want to see experimental work. It’s a failed experiment, but there are positives and so I want to list those first and then go into how this is just a huge misfire for the genre. The Positives -The idea of having a movie along two timelines was super-intriguing to me; I thought it was going to be some amazingly interconnected story that was going to enthrall me and give me that mind-blown feeling that I love from psychological thriller movies. It did not, but this is a po...