So addictive! – Anodia 2 Review

I've never written a review for anything before, but the music in this game has really inspired me. The music in Anodia 2 reminds me of a certain kind of movie from the '80s. You know, the kind that has a montage in which a group of college kids are studying, and the seasons change from spring to summer to fall, and the kids are moving furniture and painting walls, and having an animated discourse in a bar, and the leaves are falling, and couples begin to pair up, and I'm studying with Demi Moore and she's starting to realize that I'm not just the superficially charming handsome guy in the group that has a lot of casual relationships, but I'm also really kind and sensitive, and that she's starting to fall for me and believe that she can change me in spite of her better judgement. So the music is like that. And it makes me feel like I'm dating Demi Moore (or maybe Darryl Hannah) in the 1980s and that I could have gotten into Georgetown if I had really wanted to. The game itself is also really good and additive too.
Review by OMG! It's Chris! on Anodia 2.