Stay is a nail-biting tale of abduction and isolation, where every single second counts. A pixel-art adventure game with multiple routes and endings, your computer is tethered to a PC inside an abandoned house... where an abducted man finds himself trapped and in desperate need of help.
One of the few reviews I've ever written.
The beginning of this game is amazing, and unlike a few people on here, I actually like Quinn. Being in the seemingly hopeless situation that he is in, wouldn't you be depressed and anxious as well?
Anyway, I'll break this game down into a few categories:
1) Story: 4/5
Story itself seems interesting enough....
Quinn is such an unlikeable idiot. spoiler alert or w/e
>Wtf i am trapped help me man I'm freaking out
>Let's talk about philosophy for an hour when my time is running out xDDD
>"bro, you need to focus"
>[TRUST LEVEL LOST]
>Hey, I've found a book
>"ok, open it."
>no, it's not just a book. Books are dangerous you know.
>[TRUST LEVEL LOST]
>Hey, we're...
This is a text-based game full of code-breaker puzzles some of which don't make any sense. however, it is very addictive and well-written. You play as 'yourself' and a kidnapped guy, Quinn, contacts you via the PC he finds in the basement. You get a list of responses to answer his questions or help him around. Every choice you pick will affect how Quinn...
A great idea which could have lead to several great experiences, but gets so frustrating and annoying. The start of the game it feelt awesome the art of the game is truly amazing i have to give them that. But the more you play you realize you are just babysitting an edgy and depressed adult which makes most of the time no sense whatso ever. Most of...
Quinn, I think I know who kidnapped you. It was the developers!
While being with others can either be a hassle, such as strangers getting in your way at the store, or make a day slightly better, such as hanging out with friends, being alone can be great. Finally sit down and get some work done where you would otherwise be distracted or recharge those...
