What Would You Do?

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What Would You Do? is a single player simulation game. It was developed by Matthew Roach and was released on October 2, 2016. It received negative reviews from players.

"What Would You Do?" is a decision-based simulation game that puts you in the shoes of someone facing a crisis. Your choices significantly impact the story and outcomes, and even inaction has consequences. Inspired by Five Night's at Freddy's, this game features improved artwork and sound design since its initial alpha version, offering a unique and engaging experience for players.

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30%

Audience ScoreBased on 20 reviews

graphics4 negative mentions

The game has an interesting premise and concept, focusing on decision-making in a home invasion scenario.
Some players appreciate the unique and weird indie vibe of the game.
The decision-based gameplay aspect is engaging, even if the execution is lacking.

The game is extremely short, with most players completing it in under 30 minutes, leading to a lack of content.
Graphics and animations are poorly executed, often described as low-quality and reminiscent of Flash games.
Many players feel the game is not worth the price, considering it a quick cash grab with minimal depth.

graphics
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The graphics of the game have received overwhelmingly negative feedback, with many users describing them as poorly executed and reminiscent of basic image editing. Despite some praise for the overall concept, the visuals are criticized as "jaw-droppingly ugly" and lacking in quality, contributing to a disappointing experience. Overall, the graphics are seen as a significant drawback, detracting from the game's potential.
- “Basically it's an interactive novel, lasting barely three minutes, with a tiny bit of motion added to its jaw-droppingly ugly graphics.”
- “The graphics are literally pictures edited with paint.”
- “Yes, the game is short, the music and visuals are not the best.”
music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game has received mixed reviews, with some players noting it as a redeeming quality despite the overall shortness and lackluster visuals. However, it still falls short of expectations, leading to low overall scores.
- “The game is short, and the music and visuals are not the best.”
- “Verdict: 2/10 (1 point for the premise, 1 point for the soundtrack).”
- “The music and visuals are not the best.”
gameplay
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The gameplay has been shared through personal reactions and gameplay videos, indicating a focus on player experience and engagement. However, specific details about the gameplay mechanics or features are not provided in the reviews.