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About This Game 18+, Suggestive themes, Excessive Language.Only If is a surreal first person adventure-puzzle game. You play as Anthony Clyde, who, after a heavy night of partying, wakes up to find himself in an unfamiliar bed with no memory of the previous night's events. Unfortunately, escaping these unfamiliar, opulent surroundings will prove to be no easy task, as an unseen, menacing, radio-bound antagonist will stop at nothing to block Anthony's path at every turn.The game's mechanics are designed to be experimental and unpredictable, to defy the logic of "What you see is what you get". Is the environment changing around you, or is it your imagination? Will jumping to your death kill you, or will it save you? Could the wrong answer actually turn out to be the right answer?In Only If, you will fail a lot, you will die a lot, and you will undoubtedly be confused. Or will you? b4d347fde0 Title: Only IfGenre: Adventure, Free to Play, IndieDeveloper:CreabilityPublisher:CreabilityRelease Date: 25 Jul, 2014 Only If Full Version Free Supposedly, playing through Only If takes 2 hours end to end, yet my patience lasted only 30 minutes. It's an annoying game, in which you try to get away from some psychopath who locked you in a house and places puzzle traps in your path of escape. Problem is, the puzzles are badly designed and time-limited, so you keep dying for the most mundane reasons and don't even have time to think. It's one of these games by an indie developer who completely misjudges and misunderstands player motivation and how to provide players with a reason to play their game.. This game was brilliant ! I completed it in under 4 hours, but it was fun to play. challenging, rewarding, entertaining.Well worth a play. It has memes... MEMES!. Save yourself 2-3 hours and play something else. The ending alone will disgust you and have you wishing for your time back.. This review was done pretty much immediately after release, so things may or may not have changed since.)I'm simply baffled by this game. I know this game is supposed to be surreal (think Stanley Parable or Kentucky Route Zero), but the game is extremely confusing and irritating to play. Walkthrough is pretty much needed, as the game doesn't give the player even an inkling of an idea when it comes to solving certain puzzles.So you begin the game by going to a party, but your vision fades to white at the door. You wake up in a strange bed with no recollection of past events, so you set to figure out what's happened. Except you're thrown into a weird dream like world that defies logic and natural laws. And you get shouted at by a voice in a radio doing a bad Al Pacino impression.The game looks decent enough. The game runs 60 FPS most of the time, but for some odd reason tanks to 30 and even below for no apparent reason. This kind of behavior happened in the second room of the game, but when later revisiting the room in another puzzle, the game ran at 60 FPS again. I have no idea as to why this happens, forced VSync, maybe? There seems to be only very primitive graphical controls with a handful of predetermined levels of graphical fidelity. There should be more detailed graphical options for tweaking things like texture quality, anti-aliasing, anisotropic filtering, VSync etc.The voice acting is susceptible to very annoying changes in audio level. The two types of voices you're going to hear are the main character and a mysterious voice on the radio. The main character seems to be clearly audible most of the time, but sometimes inaudibly mumbles something for no apparent reason. While this mumbling is annoying, the radio voice is even worse. Sometimes when the radio was far away, I couldn't make sense through the low audio level, distortion and unclear voice acting, whereas scenes where the radio was closer caused some clipping. In my case it got to the point of hurting my ears at certain points, especially when the radio voice was practically in my ear. The lack of captions didn't make understanding dialogue any easier.Controlling the character is easy enough in situations that don't require precise platforming. Unfortunately, there is some precise platforming involved in at least one section. The dimensions of how far or high the main character can jump are not really clear, and I fell to my death multiple times by either bumping my head on something or just falling short. The level layout is also very confusing, and many times I had to simply make a leap of faith to see if I could make a jump - and many times that failed. There seem to be also some invisible walls, which at least in one scenario made me think I hit a bug. The way the camera behaves can also be kind of dizzying and sickess inducing at times. Especially crouching while moving can cause some tilting (I guess roll is the correct term) that is exaggerated and very unnatural.The worst thing about Only If is the lack of direction. As of writing this review, I've been to seven or so sections. The game gives very little to no hints at all as to what you're supposed to do. Actually, I'd go even further and say that the game even misleads you. It's difficult in a review to point out these sorts of things without spoilers, and I'd like to keep this spoiler free. I'm only going to say that the game wants the player to name a thing at one point. The game primes you by displaying some scenery associated to one thing, but then expects a completely different answer. Also, there's a button mashing sequence that, as far as I can tell, leads only to the main characters death and a level restart.Creating an experience that is not frustratingly obscure to the player is something I expect from any game, surreal or not. The worst challenges in this game are not just stopping and thinking about all the mechanics of a puzzle, or trial and error, or even memorizing. The challenge at its worst is truly in the realm of "guess the developer logic" type of "puzzling". I simply cannot recommend this game in it's current form.. Extremely weird game, but enjoyable.. I really wanted to like this game. The character and set-up draws you in immediately, the atmosphere is great in the beginning. However, as you progress through the game, the attention-grabbing intrigue of the nihilistic character slowly fizzles away and you're left with a feeling of meh. The game is more about routing and exploration rather than puzzle solving or decision making. This game also has quite a few glitches (however, the community page for this game is pretty strong and there are solutions on there).. The more you play the harder it gets like a rubics cube. Great game! There are a lot of negative reviews but you have to understand it’s a puzzle game. You must see the game all the way through. If you get stuck there is a well written guide at (Click Here for Guide)But only read it if you get stuck in that one particular section.I love the voice actors and the art and the imagination that went into this game and creating the scenes is phenomenal. There is a lot of swearing so just a heads up. There are plenty of great moments where you can just marvel at awe at some of the room layouts (epically ¾ of the way to completion) There are also scary what the hell moments that keeps you on your toes. Summary: Wonderful game, see it all the way through to completion.---------------------------------------------Recommendations to the developers:Fix some of the audio to SFX / Background music ratio. There are several scenes where I want to hear some of the quiet voices and they are over powered by either music or other SFX. Remove the button mashing scene with the “E key” It really takes away from the gameplay and seems just like another crappy trigger event.