- January 22, 2024
- Caleb Draper
- 5h median play time
You Can Save Everyone
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You Can Save Everyone is a single player simulation game. It was developed by Caleb Draper and was released on January 22, 2024. It received positive reviews from players.
"You Can Save Everyone" is a puzzle-based game where players are trapped in a room and must communicate with allies in other parts of a mysterious facility to help them escape. Using a limited device, players interact with their surroundings, operating a computer and strange console that controls the locks in the facility. Players must pay close attention to their allies' clues to solve puzzles and uncover the facility's secrets, with the ultimate objective of saving everyone. The game features experimental gameplay designed for levered arcade sticks.



- The game features a unique and creative control scheme that enhances the gameplay experience, making it a fun challenge.
- The story, while not perfect, is uplifting and emotionally impactful, resonating with themes of overcoming adversity.
- The game is visually appealing and has a great soundtrack that adds to the overall atmosphere.
- The game is designed primarily for use with a fight stick, making it difficult to play with standard controllers, which can lead to frustrating gameplay experiences.
- Certain segments, particularly the one involving saving Joy, are poorly executed and can significantly detract from the overall enjoyment of the game.
- The narrative can feel derivative and lacks depth, with some characters and plot points not being fully developed or engaging.
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The story of the game receives mixed reviews, with some players finding it uplifting and heartfelt, particularly in its exploration of themes like overcoming depression. However, others criticize it for being disjointed or derivative, with certain elements feeling tacked on or lacking depth. Overall, while the narrative has its moments of intrigue and emotional resonance, it struggles with coherence and execution, leading to a varied reception among players.
“Overall, the story is really intriguing and uplifting, with many tense moments the player has to get through.”
“Absolutely loved this game - the premise and storyline is well-executed, especially when you take into consideration that this is the first release from a solo developer.”
“You can save everyone is a chilling, non-linear story where the player is trapped with four strangers who they interact with entirely through instant messaging while desperately trying to find a way to escape a mysterious facility.”
“The story is meh and doesn't really make much sense how they are sending and responding to emails on their PC whilst they are moving around the complex.”
“A sizable amount of the game's story is just lifted from that game (time-travel, importance of parrots/cockatiels, the facility caused the death of a character's family member but they didn't really die, etc.), but here most of them feel tacked on and half-baked.”
“The former title has a tangible story and lore with real, impactful characters who you change your perception of as the non-linear tale unravels, the latter has an initially intriguing story which turns out to be a metaphor for depression that falls apart under scrutiny and undoes all the interesting story leading up to that point.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
You Can Save Everyone is a simulation game.
You Can Save Everyone is available on PC and Windows.
On average players spend around 5 hours playing You Can Save Everyone.
You Can Save Everyone was released on January 22, 2024.
You Can Save Everyone was developed by Caleb Draper.
You Can Save Everyone has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its music.
You Can Save Everyone is a single player game.
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