Well, technically i've beaten it so i'm adding it here.
This time its Don't feed the monkeys. A voyeur simulator, as a lucky member of the primate observation club i have the fun of spying on random people. The only catch? needing to buy cameras every 5 days. Easier said then done when you're a dead beat and needing to stay alive. IE: eat and sleep, have money to pay rent etc.
A pretty interesting game. Graphics are right up my alley and some of the stuff you can get up to is pretty messed up. Whilst you can observe the cages passively watching and answering questions to earn extra cash, the fun is when you start feeding the monkeys. IE: impacting their lives frequently for your own personal gain. How about delivering bottles of booze to a recovering alcoholic? maybe blackmailing a peeping tom into giving up nude photos or forcing them to work for you? Perhaps you can save a suicidal man? or maybe push him over the edge... Maybe i can record something messed up or someone getting intimate and sell it on for cash...
Sadly, i played it like a real person. I spent much of my time trying to stay alive working an 8 hour job to really watch the cages and influence them. Plus it all costs money and with various commitments, money was extremely tight. i never got to the bottom of all the stories but from one I've seen, there were some pretty juicy stories that i wanted to mess around with.
The second gripe is that which cages you get are entirely random. You very much have to play the game several times to see them all. A bit frustrating when you don't get to see the ones you want. it really could do with a new game+ mode where you either restart with notes, big money, cages already unlocked or just continue and unlock all the other cages.
Would i recommend it? i probably would but there would be some big caveats:
1. Get it cheap.
2. be prepared to play it several times. The game isn't long i completed it in 2 hours (working and sleeping ensures your time isn't spent 100% in front of the computer) to see all the cages you'll probably need multiple files.
This time its Don't feed the monkeys. A voyeur simulator, as a lucky member of the primate observation club i have the fun of spying on random people. The only catch? needing to buy cameras every 5 days. Easier said then done when you're a dead beat and needing to stay alive. IE: eat and sleep, have money to pay rent etc.
A pretty interesting game. Graphics are right up my alley and some of the stuff you can get up to is pretty messed up. Whilst you can observe the cages passively watching and answering questions to earn extra cash, the fun is when you start feeding the monkeys. IE: impacting their lives frequently for your own personal gain. How about delivering bottles of booze to a recovering alcoholic? maybe blackmailing a peeping tom into giving up nude photos or forcing them to work for you? Perhaps you can save a suicidal man? or maybe push him over the edge... Maybe i can record something messed up or someone getting intimate and sell it on for cash...
Sadly, i played it like a real person. I spent much of my time trying to stay alive working an 8 hour job to really watch the cages and influence them. Plus it all costs money and with various commitments, money was extremely tight. i never got to the bottom of all the stories but from one I've seen, there were some pretty juicy stories that i wanted to mess around with.
The second gripe is that which cages you get are entirely random. You very much have to play the game several times to see them all. A bit frustrating when you don't get to see the ones you want. it really could do with a new game+ mode where you either restart with notes, big money, cages already unlocked or just continue and unlock all the other cages.
Would i recommend it? i probably would but there would be some big caveats:
1. Get it cheap.
2. be prepared to play it several times. The game isn't long i completed it in 2 hours (working and sleeping ensures your time isn't spent 100% in front of the computer) to see all the cages you'll probably need multiple files.