Text Your Life

About

As a fourth-year Law student with a part-time job at the Catal Café, you might as well end up going bald from stress. Fortunately, you can keep in touch with your peculiar group of friends and Daniel, your long-distance boyfriend, through your favorite messaging app (). They help you see the fun side of your busy life, as well as keep every hair in its place (or not). Now you've just moved out…

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

100%

Audience ScoreBased on 20 reviews

story4 positive mentions

The game features fun and interesting characters that draw players in and make the story engaging.
The interactive story system allows players to create their own personality and triggers options that fit them, making the experience feel natural and immersive.
Players are excited for future episodes and find the game simple and easy to use.

There is no auto-save feature, which can lead to frustration if players forget to save their progress.
The chat does not continue when navigating to the menu, requiring players to watch conversations instead of multitasking.
Players wish they could edit their profile picture at any time for a more personalized experience.

story
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game features a unique "choose your own story" format, allowing players to engage with an interactive narrative where they can shape their character's personality and choices. Reviewers find the story intriguing and express eagerness for future episodes, highlighting the depth of character interaction.
- “I like how they make the interactive story with the characters and we can create our own personality that triggers options that fit us most.”
- “It's an interesting story, I can't wait for the rest of the episodes.”
- “Simply, it's a 'choose your own story' game, a visual novel, yet not visualized (you know what I mean).”
- “Simply, it's a 'choose your own story' game, a visual novel, yet not visualized (you know what I mean).”