- June 23, 2021
- Just Sauce Studio
Was It Worth It?
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About
"Was It Worth It?" is a narrative-driven game that explores the consequences of our choices. As the player, you'll face moral dilemmas and experience the impact of your decisions on the game's world. With multiple endings, the game encourages replayability to discover different outcomes and reflect on the value of our actions.




- The game offers a unique and interactive experience with multiple endings that encourage exploration and replayability.
- The voice acting and graphics are well done, adding to the overall enjoyment of the game.
- It features humorous and thought-provoking elements, making players reflect on their choices and life decisions.
- The game is relatively short, which may leave some players wanting more content.
- Certain gameplay mechanics, like the platforming sections, can be frustrating and may disrupt the flow of the experience.
- Replaying sections to achieve different endings can feel repetitive and tedious at times.
- story10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The game features a compelling and intricate story that engages players through meaningful choices and well-executed voice acting, enhancing the overall narrative experience. As a story-driven walking simulator, it invites exploration of deeper themes and secrets, reminiscent of titles like "The Stanley Parable," while also offering a unique take on storytelling and game design. Players can enjoy various narrative paths, with the option to skip ahead if they struggle, ensuring accessibility without sacrificing the richness of the story.
“The storyline is very interesting, the voices for the different characters feel real, and the choices that your character has to make do indeed matter.”
“An interesting walking simulator that plays out like a personality test to determine the ending, but has a deeper story to uncover underneath along with secrets to explore.”
“Oh ok, so this one came out of left field with the intricate story!”
“Voice acting adds to the story, but some characters in the end game won't appear based on your choices.”
“While the test of courage was basically a psychological horror game with a nice supernatural ambiance and premise, this one is more story-driven narrative walking simulator, in the style of 'The Stanley Parable'.”
“I say optional because after failing a handful of times, the player will be given an option to give up and skip forward to continue the story.”