PSweet Reviews

buy if you want to feel sad

A very very interesting experience haha

not quite sure what I just played, super unique for sure!

I came to this game attracted by nostalgia over the 90s computer screens, which are rather well done. But it turns out the game is some kind of really weird VN with practically no interactivity and a very creepy story. Most of the choices are fake and you just click through the story and choose a chapter to experience. It doesn't even have the courtesy of having a correct interface, the dialogs appear very slowly and disappear as soon as you click without going to the intermediate point of immediate display. I don't have time for this [h1](follow my curator page [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33882793/]GenXPlayers[/url] for more retro and indie reviews)[/h1]

It's a good game. My only criticism would be that it's a bit too casual, a lot of the game can play itself. The graphics are fun retro, and the dialogue and all of that is entertaining.

It is one of the most surreal experience I have experienced. The first playtrhough is cute and mundane in vaporowave style. After that comes the freaky parts. It gives a really unique experiencet through the screen. Defenetly recommend it.

ok i admit, i liked this game. it's silly and the plot makes me laugh, but i really did enjoy playing it. it's a somewhat short game, and it's not difficult. towards the end of the game tho, it may seem like the game is freezing; it's not :) you can figure it out. just a fun lil quirky game i think anyone can enjoy

I really like this game! You definitely need to be familiar with old style computers to really get all the jokes but it creates a nice mysterious environment even if you don't. The design is really fun to look at especially if you grew up in the 80's or 90's, it brings a ton of nostalgia. I highly recommend this game to anyone looking to play something that is not too long and doesn't just go skin deep.

PSweet is a unique and different spin on a dating sim--if you're into mid-80's to very early 90's aesthetics and [FUN_VALUE: FUN] within the realm of an operating system and enjoy MIDI-like vaporwave/synthwave looptunes/elevator music, and you don't mind reliving a world where Clippy was still your Windows Office Assistant, I think you should give it a try, based on [DATA SUBSET: PREVIOUS CHOICES]. There ARE times where I found myself squinting, unsure of whether the dialogue at certain moments was a reference to something I didn't get, or maybe it felt a little disjointed or...confusing (maybe long winded is more of what I'm meaning to say?) in an attempt to be funny, different, or clever--but it never lasted so long that I found myself disinterested enough to quit playing, or that it became a chore to endure. It's still lighthearted, immersive and [FUN]. It definitely keeps you interested, bouncing you between, "What the hell is even happening here" and [strike]having a good chuckle because of the game's self-aware jabs--still figuring out whether those jabs are aimed toward dating sims as a genre and their tropes, or itself--but I look forward to finding out. I completed one route, and I look forward to getting the others and seeing what all this retro madness is about.[/strike] [TENSE_CORRECTION] OH GOD I FIGURED OUT [SIN: KNOWLEDGE] WHAT THE HELL IS HAPPENING HERE PLEASE REPLY WHEN PLEASE REPLY WHEN PLEASE REPLY WHEN [FUN_VALUE: FUN] MUCH LIKE THE [PSCRIBE_STORYCHOICE_MENU: SPOILERS] IT TOO, HAS IT'S SECRETS