Sad and Wet Horse

Member since September 14, 2021
Last visited October 17, 2025
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⭐ Memorably bad.
⭐⭐ Mid, but felt like a waste of time.
⭐⭐⭐ Worth playing but forgettable or considerably flawed.
⭐⭐⭐⭐ Memorably good, but I probably won't play it again.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Inspiringly good, or just lots of fun. Something I'll probably play again or use as a standard for my own projects.

I tend to score page turning simulators ("IF" that lack interactivity to warrant categorization as IF) low unless the page-turning aspect is diegetic in some way or utilized creatively, or if the story is interesting/well-written enough to make up for the lack of player input/choice.

Fave Games
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Midnight Swordfight
Bronze
According to Cain
You Are Standing

Fave Authors
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Chandler Groover
Amanda Walker
CEJ Pacian

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Reviews by Sad and Wet Horse

Imperial Throne, by Alex Crossley October 16, 2025

"As it is now, the game is near impossible to play without the walkthrough. With the walkthrough, it's almost fun to play. Without it, you..." - See the full review

The Weight of a Soul, by Chin Kee Yong February 27, 2025 (edited: February 28, 2025)

"This game is set in a world where souls are tangible and alchemy is the prevailing science. That alone creates fascinating moral..." - See the full review

Uninteractive Fiction, by Damon L. Wakes (as Leah Thargic) September 26, 2024

"The only interactive fiction to ever get an audible reaction out of me. 10/10, especially with sound on."

A Long Way to the Nearest Star, by SV Linwood April 27, 2023

"Appears like a typical "outsmart the rogue AI" story in the beginning - and will continue to be that type of story if you let it - but if..." - See the full review

The Master of the Land, by Pseudavid April 28, 2022

"Truly feels like being at a festival - the overheard gossip, the dancing with strangers, the drama and fights you might witness, and the..." - See the full review

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Sad and Wet Horse's Played Games List

You Cannot Speak, by Ted Tarnovski
The Witch Girls, by Amy Stevens
A winter morning on the beach, by E. Cuchel
A Visit to the Human Resources Administration, by Jesse
valley of glass, by Devan Wardrop-Saxton

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