Gaming Age

28th February 2018
Little Red Lie

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Matthew Pollesel
Publisher: WZO Games
Machine: PlayStation Vita

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Scores

PlayStation Vita Version
Overall42%

Summary

It calls itself a contemporary adventure game about debt, family, and the truth about honesty, but this undersells the bleakness within it significantly. It's dark. It's angry. It's self-loathing. It's nihilistic. It's built on the premise that everyone lies, all the time, and it uses this as a foundation for critiquing all of modern-day capitalism. Needless to say, literally none of it resonated with me.

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