- January 12, 2018
- Aldorlea Games
Choose Wisely
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About
"Choose Wisely" is a mystery RPG where players must navigate an uncertain setting and dangerous events, deciding which characters will survive. With 9 distinct characters and high interactivity, the game offers multiple paths and endings determined by the player's choices. The story mode de-emphasizes battles for those preferring to focus on the plot.







- The character designs and music are well-received, adding to the overall experience.
- The game offers a unique concept with multiple endings, which can be intriguing for players.
- Some players found it entertaining and a decent way to spend a few hours, especially at a low price.
- The game heavily misrepresents the impact of player choices, leading to a linear experience despite claims of multiple paths.
- The dialogue is criticized for being excessively vulgar and poorly written, detracting from the overall enjoyment.
- Many players found the gameplay slow and tedious, with a lack of meaningful engagement and frustrating mechanics.
story
63 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story has received mixed reviews, with some players finding it intriguing and well-crafted, while others describe it as average or lacking depth. Many appreciate the character development and the potential for interesting plot twists, but express disappointment over the limited impact of player choices and the need for more clarity and detail. Overall, the narrative is seen as the main draw of the game, despite its flaws.
“The story is very well made and you will absolutely have a favorite character by the end.”
“I'm not the kind who likes RPG Maker games that much, but this one has an interesting concept and story.”
“Very interesting storyline, lots of different monsters and options for ending.”
“Level design and story are boring after you know your choices don't matter that much.”
“The story wasn't really interesting and the characters felt bland, which is why I couldn't really get into the decisions that this game asks you to make.”
“The story is terrible, double-so the ending.”