There Is No Game: WD 4+

I was just looking at the reviews so Little bad reviews oooooo and most of them are just misunderstandings or technology issues that’s crazy and I agree with them but please for all the versions make some more content is amazing but it deserves more chapters like another 20 OK maybe not that much but still at least like 10 hours of gameplay is this game is amazing and I need more gameplay for this there’s a new Mr. glitch or like a hacker or something stupid I think that’s your best option lol 😂 if you do make more make it free because five dollars for this and $15 for other systems is a bit too much if you’re not planning for anything new forgot to mention there’s no replay valueSo maybe adding more solutions and then you get like some sort of notification if you get a certain solution like solution seven or solution that would be really cool and I’ll take more time but that would be real also mabye sort of something special that happens solve all of the solutions byyyy I would be very surprised if you do this also if you do maybe some sort of like Beta chapter that you can play for what you made so far lol byyyyyyy

Absolutely fantastic. I was hesitant to put the money down, but saw the reviews and decided to try to the free version. I had enjoyed that one so much, I decided to support the developer and bought this paid version. This one is quite a bit longer and even more hilarious and entertaining than the other. A quality “game”, with a very original style, gameplay, and really it makes you think outside of the box. There were so many parts I couldn’t stop laughing. Excellent voice acting and pixel art, I hope to find a sequel in the App Store in the future. It only took me about a day to get through and not much on replay value from what I can tell, except to get a different ending, but the original play-through is well worth the money. I highly recommend for anyone looking for a humorous and thought provoking adventure.

There is no Game: Wrong Dimension harkens back to old PC adventure games that I used to be completely absorbed by. I would spend hours at my computer playing these, absolutely lost in their worlds and stories. There are even some references to Lucas Arts style point and clicks in the game that further strengthen that tie. And just like the best of them, TINGWD is laden with laughs.

It’s extremely well written: witty, charming, hilarious at times, and unexpectedly touching towards the end. The design is simple and works perfectly on a mobile platform. In fact, I had this on Steam and preferred to play (and finish it) on my iPad.

This game could not be anymore highly recommended. I only hope that more games like this are planned for the future.