Lifeline: Silent Night Reviews – Page 9
5/5 rating based on 127 reviews. Read all reviews for Lifeline: Silent Night for iPhone.
Lifeline: Silent Night is paid iOS app published by 3 Minute Games, LLC
Great story game
proemf
I've played the first Lifeline and this one, and they were both good games. They added science fiction with survival and I just love it. Taylor is a great character in the series, and does a good job. This game didn't get 5 stars because it wasn't long enough for me. Although it was creepier than the first game, it's just not as good as the first Lifeline. I still enjoyed the characters and story. Overall, I was pleased with this addition to the series.
The references in here are staggering
nicknam3s
Futurama and preacher? I love both of those! Enough of that though. I'm glad to see Taylor again. He's had a lot of time to have his character develop. I bought the whole lifeline bundle and I don't regret it one bit.
Not that good
I don't care hdjrkdkdjh
At the beginning its good and all ,but the two options you get are usually either pointless or a bad decision. And Taylor having just been through the green alien thing in the first lifeline , isn't as paranoid as you thing he should be (he doesn't grasp the realness of the situation). The WORST part is that it ended Sooo quickly.If your going to pay for it it should last more than a couple hours!!!
Finding all of the endings is so much fun
Guilicious
Exploring the story is a great adventure. I never imagined I would get so much replay out of a game like this, but I keep continually going back and exploring new paths. If you like interesting stories where your responses have significant impact, this is a no brainer.
Awesome.
Hackysack man
This game is awesome and action packed. Love how you guys keep the suspense rolling throughout the game. 10 stars.
Wonderful Sequel
Knitemair
I enjoyed this continuation on Taylor's story so, so much! There was more attachment to him, despite my long leaves from playing the game. I also wish I was just a tad bit better at choosing the correct answer, but I'll blame it on the long leaves (it's totally not that). Honestly, Taylor is my favourite protagonist overall, and is the reason why I recommended the first Lifeline to my friends. And now that I've finished this one (after failing over and over enough times that if Taylor were a real person, he'd be very doubtful of my abilities to pay attention), I plan on recommending this one as well. Cheers!
Please read
Kendall ???
I love all lifelines, but this one wasn't really as good as the rest. You didn't feel as much suspense during the breaks and you didn't have that feeling of "please just let the break be over I wanna keep playing!!" Like the rest of lifeline games. It was kinda like "finally it's a break now I get to play a different more fun game." It was just kind of boring, but it's still a great game and it's worth the time.
Worth the money
Cutegirl1324
I'm deeply in love with all of the Lifeline games. I had played this game, along with the other two, a while back, but I felt like writing a review (haven't gotten to Whiteout, but will soon) I had cared for Taylor's well-being from the beginning of the first game, I believe he's a really great character, and I also love all the pop culture references(which a lot of the reviews are saying they didn't like it????) his witty persona is what made me happy and enjoy the game all the more immensely; sometimes, I actually forgot he wasn't a real person. I loved Akira also, she also had the personality type I find enduring and made me invested in her outcome, but I feel like I liked Taylor just a bit more. The games are defiantly worth the buy, they may be a little short, in a sense, but the stories produced are riveting. I also found that it is just as interesting if you replay them, trying out different answers, to see what happens to the story and the characters. All in all, I think the Lifeline series is wonderful, and they, and their characters, make me very happy and worth a try for anyone who is interested in interactive games that involve a lot of reading and visualizing.