Lifeline for Pc

I was very glad to see another this app pop up in the app store, but this one didn't quite live up to the other two for me. While I did enjoy playing through it, when I reached the end I was a bit disappointed at the short length of the game and how I wasn't as invested in Taylor's character as I had been with Arika's in this app 2 or even Taylor in the original. The attempts at pop culture references are getting pretty annoying by now - as a university student, I'm about the same age as Taylor, yet I don't get most of the references and they seem kinda forced now. They seem more geared towards a slightly older crowd, and amusingly, there's even a line in-game saying that the pop culture refences made sound like they're coming from someone twice Taylor's age, so clearly the writer himself understands his limits as someone not from the younger generation. Anyway, this was just part of why I didn't really feel attached to Taylor; another big part was how short it was. I finished the game in a little over a day with the good ending, and I honestly didn't feel a need to go back and explore the other options because it was too rushed to make me feel invested in the game. I hope that this app 4 does a better job with length/character (hopefully, they bring Arika back because I really cared about her character).

I'm deeply in love with all of the this app games. I had played this game, along with the other two, a while back, but I felt like writing a review (haven't gotten to Whiteout, but will soon) I had cared for Taylor's well-being from the beginning of the first game, I believe he's a really great character, and I also love all the pop culture references(which a lot of the reviews are saying they didn't like it????) his witty persona is what made me happy and enjoy the game all the more immensely; sometimes, I actually forgot he wasn't a real person. I loved Akira also, she also had the personality type I find enduring and made me invested in her outcome, but I feel like I liked Taylor just a bit more. The games are defiantly worth the buy, they may be a little short, in a sense, but the stories produced are riveting. I also found that it is just as interesting if you replay them, trying out different answers, to see what happens to the story and the characters. All in all, I think the this app series is wonderful, and they, and their characters, make me very happy and worth a try for anyone who is interested in interactive games that involve a lot of reading and visualizing.

I have to preface all my reviews of these games with: stuff like this normally isn't my thing. I don't enjoy the digital choose your own adventure type games at all, and on the surface that is what these seem to be.. But they're not. You are actually communicating with the hero of the story. Granted you can't choose what to say, but the options they give you work very well. You get invested in the story and the character's well being. In this particular episode, you're following up on the life of someone from another episode. It was honestly nice to hear from him again and see what he was up to. His personality was still the same, and I liked this virtual person enough that I was concerned for his safety. The plot was interesting and not too transparent, and the varied wait times between messages seemed appropriate and made things funner. If you're on the fence about these games and have the change to spare, I would say go for it. I was very hesitant at first and ended up going for a package deal with several of these games and I'm really glad I did. I think they are now my favorite game app on my phone.

We're in space again! Taylor is back! And guess what? He's in trouble... again. With the suspense and anxiety coming back. The million dollar question is: "Will Taylor still survive at the end of the story, or not." Every decision you will make will affect Taylor's future and his survival. New story and new people to interact with. Honestly, I prefer this game over this app 2: Bloodline. Maybe because I wasn't into magic that much. And I like how we interact again with Taylor. I really enjoyed playing this game, and it attained my expectation. So far, I haven't died in this game, which is exceptional. And by the way, there is a 3 minute game bundle that is available as of today, where "this app, this app 2: Bloodline, and this app: Silent Night" only cost $1.99 only! Which is insane! I mean, what a bargain, right? If you are going to purchase this game, and you haven't played this app, I suggest you play that game first, because it will give you a background of Taylor, and what catastrophe he had gone through before stepping in on the next horrifying occurrence of this app: Silent Night.