This game (is it a game?) is set up as a google form in which you respond to somebody who has given your game a 1-star rating on IFDB. Play proceeds as you click options, about half of which are "I hope you die." At several points, you can also leave written comments on the form that are viewable in the public google sheet which collects form responses.
I appreciated the meta nature of this game, and generally speaking I enjoy this kind of thing. But my initial rating--based on a playthrough where I declined to click "I hope you die" no matter how many times it appeared--was in fact 1 star.
I upped my rating to two after going through one more time and reaching the (Spoiler - click to show)surreal 404 ending which as far as I can tell is the only thing in this game that is likely to appeal to me.
But, as the game puts it: "Why did you do this?"
1) The game's narrative voice quickly eroded my enjoyment. The narrator is instantly and excessively aggressive and in-your-face about everything. I suspect this is the point and while guess some people might find that funny it just makes me want to go do something else instead.
2) I dunno, insert some clever message here about the nature of reviewing and subjectivity.
For what is in the author's own words "a joke game" made with "reddit copypasta" and some python, it's fine and you can probably click through it a few times in about five minutes and be done. But don't expect it to be life-changing or anything. (I'm pretty sure I spent twice as long writing this review as I did on the game.)