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Viral Cycle: The Behold Game is a single player action game. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Uncover media's impact in Viral Cycle, inspired by We Become What We Behold

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79%Audience ScoreBased on 980 reviews
story15 positive mentions
monetization64 negative mentions

  • The game has a powerful and thought-provoking message about media influence and societal behavior.
  • Simple yet effective design and animation make the gameplay engaging and emotionally impactful.
  • The game is fun, humorous at times, and keeps players entertained despite its short length.
  • The gameplay is very short and only has one linear ending, limiting replayability and player choice.
  • Excessive and intrusive ads disrupt the gameplay experience and frustrate users.
  • Lack of meaningful player choices and alternative story paths make the game feel more like an interactive video than a game.
  • monetization

    66 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's monetization is heavily criticized for excessive, frequent, and intrusive ads that disrupt gameplay and cause freezing issues, with many players expressing frustration over the lack of an ad-free purchase option. While some users appreciate the game itself, most find the overwhelming ads detrimental to the experience, often demanding offline play and better ad management. A few reviews note minimal ads or express willingness to reconsider if a paid removal option is introduced.

    • “Every time you click a button there are multiple no-skip ads which consume internet, battery, and other system resources.”
    • “It's over after five minutes and they still managed to shove two advertisement videos down your throat.”
    • “Seems like the only point of this app is to make as much as possible off of ads and then disappear.”
  • story

    64 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users appreciate the game's deep, well-written, and emotionally impactful story that offers a meaningful social commentary, but criticize its linearity and lack of multiple endings or choices, which limits replayability. Many express a desire for more story content, varied outcomes, and player-driven paths to enhance engagement. Overall, the story is praised for its concept and message but is hindered by its short length and singular narrative route.

    • “Deep story, well written and the animation is really good, the overall story is so deep and real. Definitely recommend if you like short games with deep stories.”
    • “The interactive story, anxiety, was very helpful, especially because you are battling yourself and the wolf as he gnaws away at you.”
    • “It's a scripted set of reactions to a singular option input that tells a story meant to illustrate a point regarding how people react to media.”
    • “However, the story ends in only one way, which limits player choice.”
    • “I played it a couple of times and it's just the same story over and over again.”
    • “Don't waste your time on this game; the idea was good but seriously the developer has officially taken over the entire story of the game. There should be more endings and options.”
  • humor

    34 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The humor in the game is widely praised for being hilarious, chaotic, and enjoyable, often evoking strong laughter. However, many users express that the comedy wears off quickly due to its short length and lack of multiple endings or varied outcomes, which limits replay value. Overall, the humor is a standout feature but could benefit from more content and variety.

    • “This game is so funny and chaotic, I love it.”
    • “It's really fun and has some funny easter eggs but because there's only one ending it gets really boring really fast...so I think there should be more than one ending to make it more interesting.”
    • “It got me laughing so hard when I first played, I recommend it.”
  • gameplay

    11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is generally praised for its concept and mechanics but criticized for being very short, linear, and lacking player choices or branching paths. Many users feel the experience would be much better with more freedom, multiple endings, and longer playtime. Some also mention excessive ads diminishing the overall experience.

    • “The story and the gameplay is top notch!”
    • “This game has awesome mechanics!”
    • “Very good but wish there were more outcomes or longer gameplay.”
    • “I think the game would have been much better if players had more freedom and if the gameplay offered more branching paths and choices.”
    • “It's thought provoking and beautifully done, but no need to keep it installed without any actual gameplay variety.”
    • “It just serves ads, no gameplay as advertised whatsoever.”
  • graphics

    5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics are generally described as simple and cute, with a notable appreciation for the blood effects and detailed elements like small characters and cricket imagery. Users value the game's bug-free, offline play experience alongside its graphic style, though some note the mature blood visuals may not be suitable for young children.

    • “Though the graphics are simple, I like that the game has no bugs and can be played offline.”
    • “Cute and simple graphics.”
    • “Love how graphic it is; I like seeing the blood splatter on the floor.”
    • “It's like the real game with blood (not for children aged 5) graphics and tiny little men: two races, squares, circles, and hats?”
  • stability

    5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game is generally enjoyable, but its stability is undermined by frequent freezing during gameplay. Additionally, excessive ads contribute to a disruptive and buggy experience for users.

    • “The game frequently freezes during gameplay, especially after making good progress, which disrupts the experience.”
    • “It constantly freezes in the middle of the game, making it difficult to continue.”
    • “Every time I try to play, the game freezes, which is very frustrating.”
  • emotional

    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game delivers a powerful emotional experience, leaving a lasting impact despite its short length. Players frequently mention moments that evoke goosebumps, tears, and a mix of dark and wholesome feelings, highlighting its strong storytelling and emotional depth.

    • “Despite its short length, it leaves a strong emotional impact and lingers in your mind.”
    • “This game was good; I literally got goosebumps and felt emotional seeing the ending of the game.”
    • “That got dark... the end was so wholesome though. 10/10 good game.”
  • replayability

    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game offers enjoyable gameplay, but its linear storyline limits replayability for some players. While some find it fun to replay, others feel the experience is hindered by frequent ads and lack of varied content.

    • “But I really like the game; it's very fun and replayable.”
    • “However, the storyline is quite linear, and after playing it once, it loses some of its replay value.”
    • “It's neat but not really replayable. Also, spending more time on ads than playing isn't ideal.”
  • grinding

    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users appreciate the concept behind the grinding mechanic but find it becomes tedious due to limited options and the emphasis on making only violent decisions.

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Viral Cycle: The Behold Game is a action game.

Viral Cycle: The Behold Game is available on Phone, Tablet, Android and Mobile Platform.

Viral Cycle: The Behold Game was developed by Sarah IO.

Viral Cycle: The Behold Game has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked Viral Cycle: The Behold Game for its story but disliked it for its monetization.

Viral Cycle: The Behold Game is a single player game.

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