Other then that I enjoyed this audio version, the narrator did a great job- it is an Australian book so the narrator has that accent. I was a bit confused at a couple points and had to rewind to understand some minor points, also- and this is super petty, but there's a character whose name is July which, for some reason, didn't sit well with me- every time that character came up I found myself thinking about how ridiculous I thought it was- I know it's silly but it was a distraction. It was very well paced, not too predictable, and I was able to feel some empathy with some of the characters. Mature and disturbing themes, but handled with respect and taste, rather than just for shock value.This was an Audible Freebie and one of the best I've chosen.Gameplay serving the story, not the other way around.A weird, rich story arc, with enough subtlety to let players build their own interpretation and meaning: everything is there for a reason, although the reason might not be immediately clear.A carefully crafted blend of storytelling, puzzle solving, action sequences, stealth sections and even boss fights.
AND CHOICE.Embark on a thought-provoking adventure as you explore the intricate layers of Vincent's mind and guide him through a web of choices and hidden truths, on a introspective odyssey where perception of self, reality and morality dance on a castle of lies.
Yet, beneath a surface of self-proclaimed goodness, Vincent's indifference to his own stagnant existence begins to crumble when a mysterious presence starts questioning his true nature. Shielded by the sanctuary of his parents' home, Vincent drifts through each day, unburdened by responsibilities or aspirations. About This Game The Lies We Tell Ourselves is a first person psychological action-adventure game with horror elements and a focus on subtle storytelling and atmosphere.Ī SUPERNATURAL STORY OF CHANCE.In this captivating tale, you'll step into the shoes of Vincent Arno, a young man who has consciously embraced a life of comfort and convenience.
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