Was It Worth It? Reviews

Oh ok so this one came out of left field with the intricate story! Was expecting a simple and straight forward puzzle like game, but instead got choices I was not expecting. Think of everything there is and keep resetting! Highly recommend it!

Its fun, the music sets the tone of each area you explore, and the platforming challenges are straight forward. its a game you can run through quickly and explore to find different endings or slowdown and really think about the questions at hand. gotta love a game with replay value.

I never review games on steam (which I should, but usually forget to). This game however deserves all the love. I haven't laughed so hard during a game in a long time. I've also never loved and hated a game so much at the same time. Learned VERY quickly I suck at jumping on platforms, but even with the constant deaths, I kept wanting to explore more and more. A+ game from a fantastic dev.

"Was it Worth it?" is a platform game with choices that affect the ending. Drawing inspiration from the stanley parable, this game has many endings and different dialogue across characters depending on the choices made. While the game may feel repetitive at times as you aim to get many different endings, the music is superb and make running around in the world a joy. The world is vivid and the tone and palate can change based on your answers. For the price, the game is a fun way to spend a few hours as you figure out if it was worth it. I recommend it.

Got this game out of just "why not". Honestly enjoyed it so much. Music and scenery were just beautiful throughout the whole game. Got the two different ending already and I cant wait to find out the rest. Highly recommend if looking for something to casually play.

This was fun, but fairly short. And the replays are even shorter if you skip some things. In the 3 hours I have played, I played several endings, including the true ending. If you like games with AI and robots, you'll probably like this one as well. As usual, in my first playthrough, I gave truthful answers, and it seems that not only do I like games with robots, but I am a robot myself.

Pretty quick to play through (especially on later runs). I completed a full play through in a little over 2 hours and really enjoyed it! It's definitely a short game so don't expect days and days of game play. The length is reflected properly in the price. So Was It Worth It? Yes.

Collect all the ducks! Dont stop just keep grabbing them, look up, down, left, here, there, everywhere! Don't not grab the ducks! Grab them ferociously my life depends on it! Please grab the ducks like you would yourself, make the ducks feel worthy! Dont unduck the ducks, defend the ducks. Praise the Duck O lord and duckvior! PRAISE!

So far one hour in, It's definitely an odd game. There's a lot to go through and it's just one of those wacky indie games. I've been having a lot of fun with the banter between the characters. I will update this review if anything goes south. But so far the game has been a lot of fun. I recommend this game to anyone that liked the Stanley Parable or other similar games.

An interesting walking simulator that plays out like a personality test to determine the ending, but has a deeper story to uncover underneath along with secrets to explore. It's cool to see the consequences of your choices where there isn't necessarily a right way to play the game. The story plays out differently based on the choices, but it doesn't praise a single choice to be the best, instead it questions them all with it's title. I really like how replaying the game is simplified with buttons to speed up the choices to see the other endings or even the buttons to skip the platforming sections, given how they can be challenging due to some precision jumping. Voice acting adds to the story, but some characters in the end game won't appear based on your choices. Overall, a cool game to question the choices and decisions we do in life or maybe to simply question the developer's irrational obsession of ducks. And it's always good to see a game inspired by The Stanley Parable that does it's own spin off the right way. For achievement hunters: Multiple playthroughs are required for the endings along with some secrets that are guided in the community hub.