Short text based game with achievements and trading cards (not dropped, must be bought on market or through badge booster packs) that requires the lost art of reading and that even more ancient art of knowing the reference used for the pun or punchline. I personally nominate this character for a Darwin Award ... now 131 times. This might be free-to-play but the 0.99 cents (US) DLC is worth adding, and quite often on sale for 0.49 cents. 111 different ways to die (with DLC added), some bizarre, some funny, some absurb, some WTF, some STEAM related and all a reference or pun to something (even the page titles). With the 2015 Halloween update there are now 121 ways to die (The 10 Halloween related deaths give the achievement The Hallowest.) The developer added another 10 deaths for 2015 Christmas and claims this will be the last time. (The 10 Christmas related deaths give the achievement Crimson X-Mas). Note: Both of the holiday related deaths and corresponding achievements are onl...

I was in a hurry to enter a raffle hosted by the Finnigan brothers. I got angry, and accidentally ran into a gate, that stood over a tall sound booth which tips over a speaker, which happens to smash one of the brothers in the face killing him. An angry mob beat me near death, and used a microphone to lynch me. Best game I have ever played.

wake up with a headache goes to get asprin slashes wrists 10/10 would accidenly suicide agian

Tags: Adventure - Choose Your Own Additional Tags: Delete Local Content & Remove from Library TLDR: Liked the concept on paper so got the DLC to encourage the dev. Tried game today. Regret my decision You get a bit of fluff text, followed by a simple dialogue tree with basic options. No matter what option you pick, you get asked by the game to input a number between 1 and 14. Somehow that value is fed into the script and can determine what next script fires, and thus how you die. Creates a lot of variety, which is a selling point. But you can also wind up running into the same deaths because the same number pops up in the equation even if the sequence of events you took leads you elsewhere. The game is nonsensical really, and has a randomly generated feel to it at times. Such as dying from molotov cocktail in the face after skipping breakfast and getting out the door. Dying of cannibalism... It just is too loosely connected to feel like choice&consequence. I did not encounter bugs or...

I don't even know what i'm doing keep clicking numbers and answer question bal bla bla. . . it said it have steam card but i don't think so after play 20 minutes my eyes need rest I don't know how people will play hours and hours

Simple setup free text based game where you basically have to work through the story and survive. Sounds easy right? Wrong, so one clicked answer that was right the first time, mayb be wrong every other time. It will require a lot of clicks (and time if like me you read the story as well) to get all achievements. While I cant say its a bad game, I can't say its great either. I DO love the concept behind the game but i feel continued play is going to leave me frustrated because I will grow tired of reading the text over and just skip though it just to get more story progression. I think the fact it is random and you have zero control is a bit of a dampener, and at the same time it adds a touch of reality - we cannot control when we die and sometimes trying to avoid it ultimately brings us closer. The end is inevitable. A very grim game indeed. Recommended if: * You like reading gore and death * You like random pick-a-path encounters * You are prepared and happy to read through a tonne ...

I enjoyed it, which is sad considering it's basically Hell - or Choose Your Own Hell.

Bad

It's a terrible game, but gave me a laugh. It's free, so it's worth downloading to read the crappy writing :)

ROFL