The Passenger Reviews

10/10Do not be tricked by the art ,it's not a horror game.In fact,MC's true form is is nearly the monster in the cover. Livvy,a sister I wish I could have but I never had. For the only child who want to experience the feeling having a sibling,you can also play《pandragon rising》（a sister who hates you ）《On the Run: Rogue Heroes》（a sister you can choose to love or hate）《I，the forgotten one》《blood money》（two sisters）

AMAZING. I find that the plot of a limited perspective leading me to many questions extremely intriguing for the game!! Oh and despite being quite limited in an art medium, the game was able to give me clear descriptions of the plot, characters, and setting quickly immersed me on this fantasy for the amount of time I played it on the first run! So if you like reading cosmic horrors and don't mind its darker aspects, I CAN NOT EMPHASIZE to perhaps consider playing it. Its worth the 6.99!!!

I devoured this game in one sitting with a couple of breaks in between here and there. But even when I stepped away from my desk, I found myself constantly thinking about wanting to get back to finish this story. This is, first and foremost, more of a choose your own adventure/interactive story than it is a game. However, I think that is made pretty clear from the about section and previews. There's no music or interactive bits besides choosing your dialogue choices and keeping an eye on your stats (which you don't honestly need to check too often until nearing the end of the game). That doesn't detract from the story whatsoever and I still thoroughly enjoyed how immersed I was able to get despite this. Keeping it vague, you play as yourself (or of course any character you'd like to conjure up in your mind to fit the narrative) with the story being primarily in 2nd person plus the occasional POV switch when needed for story's sake. From the get go you are thrown into an insanely unique narrative where you get to choose if you want to be the villain, the hero, a cosmic entity who sees humans beneath them, or a creature that comes to care for the people around them. The ball is in your court. Or...casket? I don't know if I'd personally classify this game as 'horror' as much as I would 'science fiction' with some occasional dark or mature moments. A lot of this story plays on the fear of never being safe and not knowing who to trust or how your decisions may affect you and those around you in the long run. I can understand some people's disappointment in the lack of cosmic horror themes but I personally didn't have the same dismay when going into this story blind. The villain is a bit one note; with the two of you playing inter-dimensional cat and mouse. But like, if the cat was holding a really, [i] really [/i] bad grudge. The overall character arcs you can explore and your character's inner monologue and choices are fascinating. I loved the ability to be able to choose the genders of some of the romances in order to cater better to my personal preference. The cast is relatively small but it makes the relationships you develop (or don't, if that's your prerogative) more meaningful and intimate. Plus, the choices you make do affect your ending, presumably your survival, and who will stick around when everything is said and done. I haven't explored this game to its fullest yet but I'm excited to give a few more runs a shot. As a bit of a sap, my own favorite part was the inclusion of romances [though not mandatory]. With your character being who they are and with the variety of options provided, you get to explore plenty of interesting dynamics. Admittedly, one of the romances does feel more 'canon' to the story than the others but they don't force it on you. Also you have the option of a poly romance with [spoiler] the two genders of your choice. [/spoiler] Be aware that there's no explicit sexual content but definitely some mature leaning encounter. But I believe sexual content can be bypassed for more PG related scenarios if that's not your cup of tea. Anyways, I loved this game. I could ramble on and on about it and already sort of have. Will definitely be checking out more games with a similar vibe that are recommended. Also I love Roach and Horizon with all my heart. 10/10

any game that lets you be in a nonbinary polycule is awesome in my book. the horror aspects and being an otherworldly eldritch being makes it even better /gen roach my beloved,,,