Titanium Court

AP Thomson did an amazing job making this game. He deserves your money. You should BUY the game, as I did. But you should not play it (at least not past the demo). The game quite clearly asks you to stop playing it, many times in many ways , which is why I'm recommending that you don't start. :-) More seriously, thi…

Just play the demo, and if you like the demo, buy the game because it's more and better of that. Nothing I can say here could enhance your experience of playing or inform your purchasing decision more than that.

TL;DR: Love '17776'? Love 'Field of Dreams'? You will love Titanium Court. Part of the magic (and even thesis) of the game is that the work that goes into analyzing media seemingly depletes the joy that your experience of the medium first brought you; even saying this much could be deadly to a player's internalizati…

Uhm, well, yeah, that's a game alright. After finishing this I went to a window, got myself a whisky and had a long existental contemplation looking at the stars (not due to the game, just straight up due to being alcoholic). AP Thompson is a genius and a visionary, even though I still can't decide either I love it…

don't look anything up. go in blind. it's a miracle and a mirror of a game that might tell you something new about yourself if you open up to the experience. my game of the year <3

I enjoyed the demo, but the full game fails to expand on the premise in meaningful ways, and the Ultra-Twee writing gets really annoying quickly. Without any real choices for narrative agency, the story turns into an onslaught of ~wiggly text~ that overestimates its charm, its interchangeable characters merging into…