- November 13, 2020
- inkakamu
I hope she's ok
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About
"I Hope She's OK" is a short, narrative-driven horror game. The player explores an abandoned town while searching for a missing friend, using only a flashlight to navigate. The game features a unique art style and a haunting soundtrack, creating an atmosphere of isolation and tension. The story unfolds through notes, messages, and environmental clues, leading to a chilling conclusion.











- The game features a beautiful Nordic setting with charming visuals and an interesting story that keeps players engaged.
- The social media mechanic adds a unique dimension to the gameplay, making exploration feel less lonely and more interactive.
- Despite its short length, the game offers multiple endings and a surprising depth that encourages replayability.
- The game suffers from a slow walking speed and lack of options, which can make navigation tedious and frustrating.
- The plot, particularly the ending, has been criticized for being confusing and not aligning well with the rest of the story.
- Technical issues such as bugs and performance drops detract from the overall experience, making it less enjoyable for some players.
story
22 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is generally well-received, praised for its engaging narrative and innovative use of social media elements that enhance the experience. However, opinions are divided on the ending, with some finding it unsatisfactory or disconnected from the story's buildup, leading to feelings of disappointment. Overall, while the storytelling is compelling and layered, the conclusion leaves some players feeling that it undermines the atmosphere and coherence established throughout the game.
“The depth of the story along with the changing social media behavior was also a pleasant surprise.”
“The story drew me in as it unfolded on the main character's phone, which was an interesting way of reflecting how we get our information and conclusions from in real life.”
“Together with the pretty art style and the mind games it played with me, I would definitely recommend this game to anyone who loves games with a compelling story.”
“I will say that I did enjoy the epilogue, though it does come across as a cheap way to throw in a plot twist at the end.”
“The ending though... one half of the ending is good at wrapping up the loose ends in the story, but the other is just way out there.”
“That's more or less what I got, the story was fine... up until the ending which was just so stupid and a great way to just kill the entire story and all atmosphere and mood built up until that point.”