Always sometimes bad reviews – Always Sometimes Monsters Review

This rpg is quite interesting. It brings up moral ambiguity and other philosophical concepts such as free will. I feel many of the apps on here are mindless distractions with about as much depth as reality tv. Is this game life changing? I don't know if your views are so easily swayed by a video game maybe you weren't making a lot of wise decisions to begin with. This is coming from someone who is obsessed with video games. Maybe it is impactful enough. Is there room for improvement? Isn't there always? Despite decisions it's a fairly linear story but that may be the point. I must admit the gameplay is a bit tedious but I can't really explain why. The Easter eggs and characters were very amusing. I both regretted and enjoyed that the theme was a bit "on the nose". However, I think that's really dumbing it down for the audience. Within the first part of the game you realize "Oh this is about decisions. What do the creators want me to think?" Don't get me wrong there's enough vagueness to allow it to be open for interpretation. I really enjoyed the ambiguity of it. Who are we to judge what is right or wrong? Can there ever actually be right or wrong choices? Everything appears so black and white nowadays. I find morally gray stories and characters quite refreshing. I love all the humor and breaking of the 4th wall. The way everything loops together is quite wonderful. It kinda makes you reconsider the impact of our choices. I will admit the controls aren't the best, but what do you expect from an app? This game gives you multiple perspectives and challenges what you know about choice and free will. It has witty dialogue and has some replay value. This game lasts hours and it reminds one of romance and consequence. Is that enough for you? If that isn't enough then I don't know, what is?Why don't you play a mindless shooter or something? Don't worry I'll burn my soapbox. My title means simply that there's always critics. Very few of them know what they actually want and there expectations disappoint them.
Review by nicknam3s on Always Sometimes Monsters.