This Girl Does Not Exist Reviews

I DON'T KNOW IF I LIKE A LEARNING AI CAW CAW ISN'T THAT THE PLOT OF THE TERMINATOR MOVIE CAW CAW. NOW THAT WE HAVE SMART CELL PHONES CAW CAW, WHERE ARE THE SMART FLESHLIGHTS CAW CAW????

Fun way to kill a couple of hours 10/10

Really great game, i know it was made with an AI. When you think how much work this had taken to make this game this a great result. Cheap price and enough puzzle to solve. There is just one thing i don't understand, why the game tell you everytime when you start a puzzle the tutorial for the controls. But at the end a really great game, when i think it was made by one person it's mind blowing.

The description makes the game sound more interesting and in-depth than it really is. It's a jigsaw puzzle game with a very limited selection of about 5-6 girls that have about 5 pictures each. The game has you select 3 of the girls, then you complete jigsaws of each in turn, after two round of pictures, you dismiss one of the three girls, then complete another 2 rounds, and dismiss the 2nd, to unlock all the pictures for the final remaining girl. Once you've unlocked one of the girls and the "prompt" used to generate the pictures (the game doesn't give any details of what benefit the prompt would be), you have to start the game again from the beginning to unlock another girl - which includes completing jigsaws for 3 girls, dismissing one again, etc. - meaning that you end up completing the same jigsaws multiple times for the girls you dismiss each time. Each complete jigsaw unlocks a spoken line from the AI generated voice for each girl - they don't sound very realistic, and the lines are the same each time if you replay with the same girls. The game quickly lost its novelty for me. Only one kind of puzzle - jigsaw, only 5-6 girls with a gallery of 5 pictures each, and the format of having to dismiss 2 girls through the course of 11 puzzles means a lot of overlapping content. The jigsaws begin small, and increase to a larger number of pieces, but even the largest jigsaws are not that many pieces. I completed 2 unlocks in less than 1.5 hours (22 jigsaws) and that was not rushed. Having to repeat several jigsaws in that short time-frame made the game much more boring much more quickly. If the game had a large selection of girls to choose from, it would have been better, but having to dismiss two girls each time means if you want to unlock all the pictures you have to do 6 jigsaws each run-through that don't count for anything and will have to be redone again. the functionality of the jigsaws themselves were alright - the pieces snap in place when placed over a semi-transparent overlay of the complete picture, and pieces that fit together will lock together even if not in their right place on the puzzle. There are no options to change how the puzzles work (no hiding the background picture to make it harder, or sorting the pieces - they begin stacked up in two piles and I had to right click to scroll over to where the picture was) - you can scroll with right click and zoom with the mouse wheel. A button to "center" the picture seemed to reset the zoom but keep the picture off toward the left corner. For such small size puzzles (I would guess at around 64 pieces for the largest) it was too easy, and quickly became repetitive - especially with having to complete the same pictures for the runner-up girls. The jigsaw also has a hint button with 5 uses though why anyone would need that I don't know. The pictures themselves were okay. They're computer generated - some appear to favour the background more than the girl, and they vary from head and shoulder portraits to full length standing in a street. Nothing special. I personally don't see it holding interest for long, and there is zero replayability - you unlock the pictures and that's it. The jigsaws are minimal effort, there's no difficulty settings. It's just a very limited bunch of pretty faces and mediocre dialogue set to a basic jigsaw game.