Divorce

I'll start this off, uhhhh, kafkaesque. ok, to really start this off, this game was surreal, and I think I kinda liked it, sometimes it was hard to interact with specific objects but I think I enjoyed my time playin

Knee-deep in metaphysical metaphors, you created an astonishingly accurate portrayal of modern life. Furthermore, the combination of AI permeating every kitchen, bedroom, place of work in the game results in an alien, yet familiar sense of unnerving belonging. Especially the second act, where the rifle, is surreptiously located in your office, hints at moral quandries yet to come. In the end this masterpiece uproots expectations and smashes elephants. I believe everyone should give this a shot.

Also. Read the first letter in every line. Except for the one above this one, this one doesn't count either. Also the editor doesn't have the same line width as the resulting post. #pain. 

Wow another avant-garde game from the auteur himself, that embodies the games as an artform ideal.
(it might even be kafkaesque, for all intents and purposes).

It truely pushes the boundaries of what a game is, both in the traditional and acceptable means.

He even added the sex update for us hardcore gamers.