Who's Lila? Reviews

Second time around, first time was watching a friend play it....would recommend :]

This game is great, i loved it. I can see it not being for everyone but it is a very interesting experience if you are up to it.

One of the most intriguing games I've ever witnessed. I can't go into detail without spoiling a lot of the game, but just know that the game goes FAR deeper than it's facial recognition input system. This game isn't a one trick pony or a gimmick, it's a fully-fledged and layered Lynchian masterpiece. All we can hope for, is that this game will be recognized on the level that it deserves with time. 10/10 experience, I wouldn't change a thing.

I'll say it right away—Who is Lila? is a pretty good game with a great soundtrack. I've read both positive and negative reviews. Most of the praise revolves around the game's soundtrack and unique mechanics, while the criticism is mainly about its supposed poor quality, numerous bugs (though I didn't encounter a single one in my 15-hour playthrough), and its price, which some consider too high for what it offers. However, in my opinion, the game is well worth it, and I’d confidently recommend buying it at full price.

one of the most unique ways ive seen someone tell a story here, rly good game

Extremely well made despite it's size. The world of the game isn't massive, you end up returning to locations in order to attempt different outcomes. Gameplay itself is pretty unique, pulling and rearranging the face of William which directs different outcomes. The graphics are like a chef's kiss to the style of the game; surreal and somewhat nostalgic. The story itself is replayable, It's what can be best described as a "reverse-detective". Also includes the most charming DLC (for free) I've ever experienced in all of my life. Rest in Peace: David Lynch. The inspiration from his work really shines here.

Creepy and very unique, it's like David Lynch made his own game. I really like how the story unfolds and there's a lot to interpret on your own.

really good. go in without spoilers. only negatives in my opinion is the one "action" section plays reeeeally poorly and that getting the remaining endings, if you're concerned with that, is extremely tedious.

The art style is amazing, the music is good, the face mechanic is super cool. The story and themes are interesting up until the section you're expected to open up your web browser to progress it. For a game that relies on you being completely immersed in its story, it's incredibly difficult for me to feel immersed when I'm given a link to a website detailing philosophical theories about consciousness in comic sans. If you have the patience for the links and extra files the game wants you to download, I'm sure you could get something out of the game's story but you'll have to look past obvious grammatical errors and immersion breaking in-game dialogue telling you to go to the steam store or linking you to the aforementioned website written almost entirely in comic sans. Having an otherworldly being tell me to go to the steam store is not my idea of immersive. This game's story is too ambitious for its own good, it should've kept the story in the game.

RIP David Lynch. Amazing game, good story, good soundtrack, very interesting graphics. What an experience.