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 Weak., February 23, 2013It's probably hard to write a deep game about doing naught more than repeatedly clicking a big red button you have been instructed not to click, but it shouldn't be impossible to write a funny one. Big Red Button's problem is that it's just not witty. The game speaks to you in a harassed tone each time you click the button in defiance of the instruction at the top of the screen, and what it says is sloppy and inconsistent, and hasn't been proofread. It's like the first draft of a comedy sketch that doesn't have a direction or any quality yet, just a basic idea. As such, it's unable to say anything about the one-move games it's probably trying to mock. Worse crimes are that it didn't make me laugh and it doesn't even understand PRESS in place of CLICK. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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Wonderfully Deep?, February 21, 2013A brilliant satire of one-move games? An incisive commentary on uncreative IF writers? Or is it something more: a narrative condemning the mindless masses who would rather play single-button casual phone games for all of eternity rather than more complex fare, endlessly reducing your point total parallel with the loss of discernment such games cause? Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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Everlasting Edition?, December 2, 2010by tggdan3 (Michigan) Reading the previous review, apparantly you push the big red button and die. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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depends on how you feel about the genre, January 18, 2010by Jeremy Freese (Evanston, IL) The "genre" being games with one implemented, but repeated, action. Imagine Pick Up the Phone Book And Die, only where you don't die, or at least not until the tenth time you've picked up the phone booth. Not my thing--and apparently from the one-star review, also not the author's, which might raise the question of why he posted it--but IF is a world of varied tastes. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | View comments (1) - Add comment
From the AuthorThere is no way to end this game in victory. I do not recommend it at all. 1-9 of 9 | Return to game's main page |