Glitch

Man, this game's a blast. It's the kind of thing you can finish in one sitting. The whole point is discovering all the different endings; there are 26 of them, and each ending takes just a minute or two to reach (well, depending on your reading speed, I guess). Took me around an hour to see everything, but that's only because the last one was a pain to find. Once you do get them all, it unlocks a secret in the main menu. The best part of this game is definitely the art. It's all hand-drawn, and it's just perfect for that whole trippy, psychological horror feel it's going for.

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Dark Side of Gaming ⛧

This is just a bunch of shock value deaths strung together with bare bones gameplay and the vaguest hints of a story. Feels pretty lazily made tbh. Waste of time

You wake up, and there’s something weird happening… a glitch.

The narrative is intriguing. You’re stuck in a crazy, surreal dream that leads to chaotic, creative, and even philosophical endings. The game gives you plenty of choices — and they’re not superficial. Each one truly changes the narrative and what you see on screen. There are 26 endings plus a definitive one, and despite the short length, it takes a while to unlock them all.

The soundtrack is tense, the sound design flawless, and the mysterious story keeps you constantly on edge. The visuals are hand-drawn and unique.

It’s fun and thought-provoking. A game dev being honest about his mental health issues and representing it in this game. We need more experiences like this — ones that break patterns with creativity and bold ideas.

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