The Weirdo Next Door

The game is fun, but there’s wayyy too many ads. It feels like there’s more ad than game, at this point I could be playing a billboard

Some spoilers: This game was really fun to play. Once you get past all the ads (the whole hordes of ads), it’s a nice app where you can just sit down and relax. The artstyle has to be one of my favorites out of all the games I played. For one, I liked how everyone had pure monochrome color palettes. It made them easily recognizable from each other and matched their personalities. Secondly, the faceless look and the white skin gives the game a much more mysterious feel. The game isn’t scary within itself, but I like how the creators take the strangeness to the extreme. Lastly, it kinda reminds me of YTTD artstyle. As the game went on, I could tell the creator was getting more passionate when making the characters. Each tenant had a well drawn room that reflected their quirks. Additionally, a character would hint about their secret without it being too obvious. Then, you find out and everything clicks into place. Also, I liked the supernatural elements to the game. It made the secrets a lot more interesting and shocking. The most remarkable residents for me has to be the Novelist, the Game Master, and the Director. One of the downsides of this game to me, besides all the ads, is the lack of interactions between the neighbors. I always liked when another person referenced a previous character. The symmetry guy and the 2 dudes dating each other was cool. However, I was sad when the minimalist didn’t get to meet the skinny girl, but I understand that would ruin his whole writing. It would be a lie to call this game generational or revolutionary, but it’s entertaining and that’s all it needs to be.

The game is good and all but I am just stuck after a certain point in the game