One day Reviews

It's a weird game, I mean in a good way.

10/10 I cried would recommend to my dog and next of kin. This game should cost more than $2 maybe like $70 instead. Better than that smelly Baldurs Gate Game 3 or whatever cant wait for two day. 10/10 我哭了，会推荐给我的狗和近亲。 这个游戏应该花费 2 美元以上，也许 70 美元左右。 比那个臭博德之门第三场比赛或者其他等不了两天的东西要好。

First off, this game only cost $2 in my region, so that's not too bad. The audio and camera skills aren't the best, there's way too many sexual references that don't make sense, and the story can be repetitive. It also forces you to complete a cycle, but you can skip by sleeping. The game is very hard to complete alone, but luckily there's a guide, and you can open in browser to translate it. The good - it lets you pause any dialogue and it shows both English and Chinese subtitles, making this useful for Chinese learners. Let's see how long it takes me to complete it - looks like 85 minutes. Not bad. It has a good twist at the ending, and not a bad length over all (with the guide's help). Probably took 10 people to make this game lol, but I enjoyed all 85 minutes of it. And it's only $2 so give it a whirl!

I am glad an English version is available, This is a FMV and as for story protag is stuck in day 1 to progress he have to collect info and do something so that he can get past the day, he have to interact with characters the player is given choices to select the one they want and find clues, as for how day works player is given a day from morning to evening, while selecting each activity etc the time progress, so before the end of day player has to find clues talk with people etc if failed to do what the game requires player won't progress and will be stuck in day 1 and need to repeat the day again and again like Tom cruise did in the movie with Aliens in this game it's not death but rather failure to find clues that cause reset or starting the day again and again, since it's a Chinese game there is no guide so it will be even more harder to play. The subtitle is in English for me and it's OK I can understand what they are speaking, but playing day 1 again and again and collection some clues I encountered a puzzle it had bananas and some other symbols but I don't know what to do because this part was in Chinese and I don't know if the Chinese part was clue or some random text, if this puzzle need to be solved then I am stuck and can't progress unless some one make a guide. But still I liked this one it was interesting those interested in FMV try this as other people may find it easy to get past day 1, If I manage to get past day 1, I will update, give this one a try it's around $1 so it's not a loss. Update. Finally finished the FMV, I liked it, the story was like the wacky kind in the sense characters don't behave normally most of the time, there was a surprise death if one choice was selected and that resets day, the ending was interesting I never expected that, clue was provided at start but still I didn't connect that. Only thing that need to be collected after each day are the items, no need to get the clue again and again as once it's acquired it will stay even after each reset like checking the phone only for one time the info will be there even after reset One issue I encountered on day 1 was that to select one of the two options ie Show evidence or No evidence, actually here player has to present the evidence so the option should be Show evidence but this didn't work for me but when I selected No evidence I was able to present the evidence and get past to do new thing next day. If player manage to do every thing fast then can finish the FMV under 30-60 minutes, but it's not easy to manage that for players using English subs, but still it's not impossible.

Banana Puzzle Solution: [spoiler]FIRE-BANANA-BANANA-BANANA-WHITE-ZEN-BABY[/spoiler] Changing to English from the Main Menu: NEW GAME LOAD GAME SETTINGS - Top: Resolution - Middle: Language (change to English here) - Bottom: Sound CREDITS EXIT It's FMV Groundhog Day, in China. You wake up in your dorm room on a college campus, trapped in a loop of repeating days; your job is to find a way to break the cycle. You do this by visiting various set locations on a map, such as the cafeteria, sports ground, your dorm, etc. Each visit plays a video; sometimes there are choices to be made. Each place visited consumes a set amount of time, and when the day ends, you restart the entire sequence. You learn new things sometimes, and these clues are recorded in a journal. Some clues open new dialogue options that start greyed out. You also occasionally get an inventory item, but these items do not stay with you and must be collected the next day if you decide you need them. The video clips are pretty well done, and though deliberately campy, the performances are convincing and funny. There's a fair bit of cursing, so be forewarned if that bothers you. The translations are mostly garbage as is typical for an Indie game made by non-English devs, but, strangely, there are sections that are written in perfect English. The game auto-saves when you quit. That's a nice QOL feature that gets left out of many indie games. Definitely worth $2 for the FMV adventure fan.