Pregnancy reviews

Impressive game.. Lets you think about Topics you never Think so much before .. A good game for Boys.. Thanks Steam, such Games never Released for Playstaion or Xbox..

A short, interactive Story. For 2 Euros I wouldn't necessarily recommend them, but in the Sale (currently 39 Cents) you can strike if you can do something with the Story. A 14-year-old Girl is pregnant after a Rape. You're a Voice in her Head and you give Advice and try to help. The Game is only available in English, but simple School-English is completely enough.

So the game Pregnancy. After all, it revolves around a rape followed By pregnancy. All I can say is, "Hoppla! Something has gone for a bit of a Sief! ' ' So first I find it shcade that in the Game you can't rape the girl yourself. Because I mean that the game would be 300% better! Seriously. Could I Have cast out her shit maid ... Would I be sooooo happy! < 3 Well don't care. Every time It's something new after playing Like Postal 2 and so I need something sick again. I mean a was still Into The War. Sber that was just bad. You can also read my Review. Has a lot of Level and Entitlement. Just like all my Reviews. Alsio I'm going to think about the Game here anyway I should at some point jmd Rape. Would be nice if I got at least the chance. So to finish. Absolutely good Game! Better than any Triple AAA title. Every Time a Peacock purchase! And now all of you have been murderous, raped or otherwise. LG The Rapist From Next to: 3

I came across Pregnancy because it was mentioned in an online article. I actually like unusual Game concepts and emotional Games, or well-made Stories, so I thought that Pregnancy might be an interesting Experiment. Unfortunately, I was ultimately disappointed in it by the Game. The fact that the Game is basically based on the Quality of Free-flash games from 10 Years ago is still most likely to be tolerated. Worse, the little Interaction You have with the Protagonist is mainly Small-talk without real Influence. It is even more galling that I seem to have made Recommendations for Decisions in certain Directions, without that even remotely clear, or intended by me. What the Game Ultimately thought I had a certain Opinion, has not been comprehensible to me. Overall, I don't think the Idea of this Issue being looked at more closely and made aware of it is not bad. The Implementation, however, is poor and if the 24 Minutes had not been played the "Game," but had thought about the Subject, one would have come at least as far.