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1 people found the following review helpful:
Wow., November 21, 2023Hilarious.
Beautiful.
Devastating.
I'm super late to this party, but I'm so glad I came.
- Edo, August 29, 2023
- Kastel, March 29, 2023
- Cressida Tseng, September 26, 2022
- Sarah Mak (Singapore), August 29, 2022
- Kinetic Mouse Car, July 31, 2022
- TheBoxThinker, July 28, 2022
- Jonathan Verso, December 17, 2021
- kierlani, April 13, 2020
- jjsonick, August 17, 2019
- florzinha, July 12, 2019
- Bartlebooth, December 11, 2018
- ikkinlala, June 16, 2018
- evanphantom, May 3, 2018
- enkaye (usa), September 7, 2017
- gilhova, July 31, 2017
- John Ayliff (Vancouver, BC), July 21, 2017
- Ivanr, May 19, 2017
- Aryore, May 17, 2017
- Laney Berry, May 16, 2017
- MÅNEMANN, April 30, 2017
- hoopla, November 2, 2016
- OutsiderCorporation, September 17, 2016
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2 people found the following review helpful:
A faux-retro corporate game metaphor for trans, May 13, 2016Like many Porpentine games, this game is one big metaphor for the experiences of a trans individual, in this case also (Spoiler - click to show) abused by their parents.
You play a corporate executive, trying to make a million dollars. Porpentine enjoys the liberal use of irony, such as expounding on the beauty and wonderful taste of trash.
The game is quite complex, with some difficult action scenes and with one part that took me a week to figure out.
The game has a strong emotional effect. It also has a lot of sexual references and some strong language.
- Snave, May 8, 2016
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