I Think

I really wanted to enjoy this game. The concept seemed interesting, and I was willing to overlook some rough edges. But after hours of trying, I simply cannot progress because the game crashes constantly. I’ve been stuck in the same spot for a full day because every time I try to move forward, the game just shuts down. I pushed through for 7 hours, thinking maybe I was just unlucky, but nope...this is a game-breaking issue. And judging by other comments, I’m definitely not the only one experiencing it. The worst part? This isn’t just a minor inconvenience: it completely prevents you from finishing the game. Unless, of course, you have 7 hours to spare and the patience of a saint to keep trying until you reach your breaking point (like I did). For the price, this level of instability is unacceptable, so I requested a refund. Until the developers fix these crashes, I can’t recommend this to anyone. If you value your sanity, stay away.

Did you ever wonder how it would be if someone else would live your life? They experience the same things as you, meet the same people, go through every painful and joyful memory as you — but would they view it the same way as you? Would they come to the same conclusions? In “I think” you are that person. You play the role of an artificial intelligence while going through a digitized version of the programmer’s diary. From their school life to their adulthood, you get to hear the deepest thoughts of the programmer, how they deal with loss, social hierarchy, spirituality, technological development — these and many more topics are touched in great retrospective, always with a unique point of view but never biased or judgemental. You go on a journey through various phases and at the end of these stages get to make your own decision. Do you want to believe in reincarnation? Do you think it would be beneficial for humanity to have a tool that lets us experience their life throu...