Drizzlepath: Glass

When I first started the game I was delighted by the nice narrator voice and the little kitties. You are also in a house with actual interior decoration and furniture! Wow! The joy was quickly ruined though. The protagonist wants to go on an adventure and has to prepare the house. What comes first? Yes, of course: cleaning the dirty windows and straightening the pictures, what else. But, oh no, something else is missing before the journey can begin. It's not turning off the lights, feeding the cats, closing curtains or any other sensible task. I was stuck here for a few minutes and had to LOOK UP A GUIDE because what's missing is picking up some pills in the f***ing bathroom. Ah-ha. Okay, we can finally leave the house, the kitten are probably starving but okay. From here on the game lacks absolutely every sense of direction. While more detailed than the first two drizzlepath games, there is no actual path to follow, resulting in you getting lost and walking into invisible walls. I found a weird dancing woman on one of my "looking for the correct direction" quests, yay. There's not much more to see, even the things the game directs you to are very, very bland and boring. The character models are as ugly as ever. There's a bit of cheap horror towards the end and a half-a**ed shocker, that's it. The story resolves about a at times meta, at other times extremely emotionally abusive relationship between protagonist and her husband. The abusive part is almost romanticised in my opinion (in the sense of "oh well and of course I didn't speek to him again that day", "hm yeah he regularly belittled me, he was quirkly like that"), which is not a good look on the game in general. You get about an hour of gameplay, most is dragged out by getting lost, trying to follow stupid dirctions and weird flashbacks that completely pull you out of the game. The full (or any) price is too much for this mess, don't get it, save your time, money and nerves.