Lifeline: Flatline Reviews – Page 5
5/5 rating based on 79 reviews. Read all reviews for Lifeline: Flatline for iPhone.
Lifeline: Flatline is paid iOS app published by 3 Minute Games, LLC
Best game
Game probe
The story line is so awesome and pretty much better than anything I've ever played
Atmospheric
N. Fairwood
Atmospheric and well written, Flatline impressed me. Its focused and interconnected themes of horror are effective, with great sound design to back the story. Other Lifeline games have contained elements of the horrific, and with Flatline those elements are expanded upon and put center stage.
I like the plot, but the app doesn't work well sometimes
SeCrista
The story is fascinating. New horror theme instead of space adventure in the past several games. The only problem with this is that wynn is so slow and need to wait after each choice. The app doesn't work sometimes. There is no text on the screen and you need to close it from the background and restart to resume.
Great game
G699497
If you like games like telltale where you choose the story, this is one of the best games up there
Not my favorite
Ashdassh
Out of all of the lifeline games this has to be my least favorite. Like other reviewers have been saying, it takes forever for Wynn to do anything. It's exhausting and it makes game play extremely choppy. I don't feel like you really learn any of what's going on until 3/4 into the game. I actually thought about self sabotaging to get her killed so I could put it on fast mode just to get through all of the tedious pauses. Also what's up with not seeing the full text responses? This is the only game that doesn't allow that and it's pretty annoying. All of that being said, it's still a lifeline game and it's still a good time but definitely on the bottom of the list as far as favorites go.
Needs to be fixed
4262)626424:;35
The story is ok. Too much waiting. I almost finished the game but it restarted. It won't let me go back
Immersive!!
GaMe FrEaK2020
This is pure entertainment. It's starts and a good pace and it's easy to stay on track story-wise. In a way, you feel like Cortana talking to Master Chieh, except on a more human scale. This is my first Lifeline game and I will definetely be playing more!
Quirky, awesome, engaging
Lucentrip
This is my second Lifeline game (I played the with Alex first), and it's an awesome, unique experience (even without an Apple Watch). The real-time nature of the narrative contributes to its engaging nature. I find myself actually caring what happens to Taylor, which is the same feeling I experienced when playing Lifeline: Crisis Line with Alex. I had to look up the order in which to play the other games, since 3 of them star Taylor. Right now I'm simultaneously playing Lifeline, Lifeline 2: Bloodline, Lifeline: Whiteout, and Lifeline: Flatline since they star characters other than Taylor, as I want to play the Taylor entries in order (Lifeline, then Lifeline: Silent Night, then Lifeline: Hallway to Infinity). These games are definitely worth playing. I'd love to see how the experience differs when playing with an Apple Watch. Regardless, I highly recommend all of the games in the series. They do have an overarching theme that ties them all together (the threat of the green-eyed woman and/or the odd, green alien tentacle blobs that can enter your body Wrath of Khan style). I like the fact that some of the games are sci-fi, one is fantasy/magic themed and one is basically survival horror, and all of them adhere to the overarching theme of the green mind-controlling alien creatures that you must either destroy or avoid at all costs. I highly recommend them.