I Like The Game – INKS. Review

It's pretty cool, and original too. I'm a pinball fan, and this one gives me a lot of entertainment. One thing irks me, though. The ubiquitous "Share" links everywhere. Someone wants to know that I held a pinball with my flipper for more than a couple of seconds in an IOS game? Really? You think they really give to dog farts about my macro accomplishments in a mobile pinball game? This nonesense is what's already rendered social media near-useless. This narcissistic notion that everyone wants to know what you're doing at any given point in time. It's awful. It's truly awful. And history is going to judge it harshly. You're on the wrong side of history here, folks. You don't HAVE to jump on every me-too bandwagon, you know, you could stand for something instead of being an enabler for narcissism which border on psychopathy. At least I wish there was a way to turn it off. Being reminded that you guys are part of the problem every 60 seconds actually does bother me a bit. "Wait, you're outraged about something before the herd instructs you to be outraged about it? Why, it's unheard of! You're a witch! A witch I tell you!" (I just used heard 3 times in a sentence, weird) Yeah, can you believe it? BTW, when they talk about who destroyed the soul of humankind by shoving unfettered self-centric behavior down everyone's throat, I hope you guys step up and at least some of the credit. Anyway, yeah, good game, which unfortunately contains crack for those with narcissistic tendencies, such as people who type 300 word rambling game reviews.
Review by Seattle Rex on INKS..