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The narrative isn't any more cohesive, the characters aren't really interesting, and the modern references to AI and crypto don't add anything new to the worldbuilding. I'm still amazed that your main tool, the Liker, is just an ugly 3d model instead of the nice pixel-art one from the first game. With graphical glitches and a worse soundtrack, there isn't anything new or unique enough about this game to warrant its full price, especially since the new mechanics aren't fun enough to carry a game.

Broken Reality 1 is a 10/10 game that definitely stands on its own, and you should play that instead.

","score":0,"kind":"approval","endorsements":30,"spoiler":false},{"ref":"steam:233769815","audience":"player","origin":"steam","author":"","url":"","language":"en","publishedAt":"2026-08-26T19:59:53.000Z","title":"","text":"man this really sucks leaving this review but man...I adored the first game for its aesthetics, atmosphere, and cute but simple gameplay. I even bought it for 2 other friends to watch them play it. I had been waiting for this game for a while and now that I have it.....its just...sad. it feels so much worse than the previous game, the feel of it all is just.....i don't want to say lazy but it feels off in comparison. and it starts immediately too, the absolute ear destroying start up screen that you cannot turn down the volume of to the first item which was in the first game, being a gross looking 3d model instead of the cute pixel one.\nbut all of that aside, the biggest issues is the CONSTANT soft locking. I use controller for this ( not that using pure keyboard has helped much ) because this isn't a difficult to control game but during dialogue sequences it will just get to the end of a line of dialogue and then NOTHING and I mean nothing allows you to continue, nothing on controller, nothing on my keyboard, or my mouse progresses it, so you're stuck staring at this NPC forever, and oh boy isn't it wonderful that there is no autosave feature so here is hoping you don't have to redo 20 min of gameplay.\noverall this is a horribly disappointing game and I hope their next game is more genuine and more polished.","html":"

man this really sucks leaving this review but man...I adored the first game for its aesthetics, atmosphere, and cute but simple gameplay. I even bought it for 2 other friends to watch them play it. I had been waiting for this game for a while and now that I have it.....its just...sad. it feels so much worse than the previous game, the feel of it all is just.....i don't want to say lazy but it feels off in comparison. and it starts immediately too, the absolute ear destroying start up screen that you cannot turn down the volume of to the first item which was in the first game, being a gross looking 3d model instead of the cute pixel one.

but all of that aside, the biggest issues is the CONSTANT soft locking. I use controller for this ( not that using pure keyboard has helped much ) because this isn't a difficult to control game but during dialogue sequences it will just get to the end of a line of dialogue and then NOTHING and I mean nothing allows you to continue, nothing on controller, nothing on my keyboard, or my mouse progresses it, so you're stuck staring at this NPC forever, and oh boy isn't it wonderful that there is no autosave feature so here is hoping you don't have to redo 20 min of gameplay.

overall this is a horribly disappointing game and I hope their next game is more genuine and more polished.

","score":0,"kind":"approval","endorsements":13,"spoiler":false},{"ref":"steam:235319287","audience":"player","origin":"steam","author":"","url":"","language":"en","publishedAt":"2026-09-15T09:37:55.000Z","title":"","text":"This is basically more of the same from the first Broken Reality game. I'd say I prefer the visual style, characters and story of the first game. The main highlights of this new Broken Reality 2000 are the new mechanics (such as the bow, hoverboard and the improved camera and katana) and the new locations to explore. There are also collectibles to unlock the true ending, and skins for your tools.\nI will mention that this game is very buggy. Sometimes you'll go throw walls, or sequence-break some parts. Or maybe you'll get stuck, and the \"unstuck\" button won't get you out. And the last area (Cloud) is extremely buggy and slow paced, and it has very frustrating puzzles and respawn points.\nBut yeah, overall, it's a nice surreal 2000's inspired walking sim with some decent quests, puzzles and jokes. It has some downsides, but I liked most of my time with this game and its progression (the biggest exception was the last area).","html":"

This is basically more of the same from the first Broken Reality game. I'd say I prefer the visual style, characters and story of the first game. The main highlights of this new Broken Reality 2000 are the new mechanics (such as the bow, hoverboard and the improved camera and katana) and the new locations to explore. There are also collectibles to unlock the true ending, and skins for your tools.
\nI will mention that this game is very buggy. Sometimes you'll go throw walls, or sequence-break some parts. Or maybe you'll get stuck, and the "unstuck" button won't get you out. And the last area (Cloud) is extremely buggy and slow paced, and it has very frustrating puzzles and respawn points.
\nBut yeah, overall, it's a nice surreal 2000's inspired walking sim with some decent quests, puzzles and jokes. It has some downsides, but I liked most of my time with this game and its progression (the biggest exception was the last area).

","score":1,"kind":"approval","endorsements":5,"spoiler":true},{"ref":"steam:235063753","audience":"player","origin":"steam","author":"","url":"","language":"en","publishedAt":"2026-09-12T03:05:15.000Z","title":"","text":"This is a tough recommend, decent game, bad sequel. The first game came out at the height of vaporwave's popularity (which I miss) and had an interesting story about the death of the old internet. It feels like this game wants to say something about the modern internet culture but never quite does. NFTs and AI only get a few mentions and no real critique beyond \"Aren't Techbros kinda silly ?\" Also surprising lack of politics in the area called Grifton, expected to see more incels and chuds. Others have explained this more eloquently than I could. For what it's worth it's a fun enough walking simulator though.","html":"

This is a tough recommend, decent game, bad sequel. The first game came out at the height of vaporwave's popularity (which I miss) and had an interesting story about the death of the old internet. It feels like this game wants to say something about the modern internet culture but never quite does. NFTs and AI only get a few mentions and no real critique beyond "Aren't Techbros kinda silly ?" Also surprising lack of politics in the area called Grifton, expected to see more incels and chuds. Others have explained this more eloquently than I could. For what it's worth it's a fun enough walking simulator though.

","score":1,"kind":"approval","endorsements":4,"spoiler":false},{"ref":"steam:236089818","audience":"player","origin":"steam","author":"","url":"","language":"en","publishedAt":"2026-09-24T19:37:58.000Z","title":"","text":"Much less charming than the first game, both in terms of visual style and writing. The first game had many satirical elements but 2000 has almost every aspect of its story and gags revolve around the negatives of internet culture and capitalism. This feels more like a game making fun of the internet than one celebrating its culture and aesthetics - which was incredibly disappointing. I'm not sure if this was the intention, but it was the end result.\nAlso, the marketing for the game heavily implies that it uses Y2K / Frutiger Aero as its main aesthetic compared to the first game's more 2000's internet aesthetic. This is not the case, the aesthetic only shows up in the hub world and nowhere else. Not a dealbreaker for me but I am afraid some people may get the wrong idea when buying the game.","html":"

Much less charming than the first game, both in terms of visual style and writing. The first game had many satirical elements but 2000 has almost every aspect of its story and gags revolve around the negatives of internet culture and capitalism. This feels more like a game making fun of the internet than one celebrating its culture and aesthetics - which was incredibly disappointing. I'm not sure if this was the intention, but it was the end result.

Also, the marketing for the game heavily implies that it uses Y2K / Frutiger Aero as its main aesthetic compared to the first game's more 2000's internet aesthetic. This is not the case, the aesthetic only shows up in the hub world and nowhere else. Not a dealbreaker for me but I am afraid some people may get the wrong idea when buying the game.

","score":0,"kind":"approval","endorsements":8,"spoiler":false},{"ref":"steam:234086350","audience":"player","origin":"steam","author":"","url":"","language":"en","publishedAt":"2026-08-30T15:10:51.000Z","title":"","text":"The original Broken Reality was a clunky and immature love letter to the old internet that perfectly captured the sense of wonder and nostalgia surrounding it. It wasn't a perfect game by any means, but its art direction, music choice, and personality shaped it to be one of my favorite games of all time.\nThis game.... didn't learn at all from its previous installment. All of the initial gameplay flaws are still there, amplified further through added gameplay complexity. Now, that would have been fine if the art/story direction matched the original, but it falls completely flat on its face. The first game combined maps inspired by various subgenres of vaporwave (and the vibes they captured) into one big whole. This game almost does the same thing, except instead of going for musical themes, it feels like it was based on a shallow scroll through the Aesthetics Wiki. Almost none of the areas feel interesting to explore, and they're further dragged down by annoying fetch quests that serve little to no narrative purpose. The amount of reused assets is also egregious, making you feel like you're doing the same quests/activities with the same characters just with different background maps.\nI'm really bummed about this game, as you can certainly still feel an inkling of the passion that made the first game as phenomenal as it was. But, it's all shrouded under poor game design and lazy art direction. I wouldn't say I'm hardly against anyone playing this game, but if you do, please keep a walkthrough ready in the background to save yourself a lot of frustration.","html":"

The original Broken Reality was a clunky and immature love letter to the old internet that perfectly captured the sense of wonder and nostalgia surrounding it. It wasn't a perfect game by any means, but its art direction, music choice, and personality shaped it to be one of my favorite games of all time.

This game.... didn't learn at all from its previous installment. All of the initial gameplay flaws are still there, amplified further through added gameplay complexity. Now, that would have been fine if the art/story direction matched the original, but it falls completely flat on its face. The first game combined maps inspired by various subgenres of vaporwave (and the vibes they captured) into one big whole. This game almost does the same thing, except instead of going for musical themes, it feels like it was based on a shallow scroll through the Aesthetics Wiki. Almost none of the areas feel interesting to explore, and they're further dragged down by annoying fetch quests that serve little to no narrative purpose. The amount of reused assets is also egregious, making you feel like you're doing the same quests/activities with the same characters just with different background maps.

I'm really bummed about this game, as you can certainly still feel an inkling of the passion that made the first game as phenomenal as it was. But, it's all shrouded under poor game design and lazy art direction. I wouldn't say I'm hardly against anyone playing this game, but if you do, please keep a walkthrough ready in the background to save yourself a lot of frustration.

","score":0,"kind":"approval","endorsements":7,"spoiler":false},{"ref":"steam:236520022","audience":"player","origin":"steam","author":"","url":"","language":"en","publishedAt":"2026-09-30T03:32:30.000Z","title":"","text":"Broken Reality 2000 feels like a downgrade from Broken Reality 1.\nThe exploration is still solid, but there is much less world-interaction than the first game. In the original, one spends far more time interacting with the denizens of NATEM. The dialogue served as a way to familiarize the player with the world of NATEM, deliver immediate motivation, and provide humour. However, here in the sequel, dialogue is much rarer and much shorter. it's difficult to get a grasp on anyone's concerns or motivations, and what the changing state of NATEM means to the user-base if far more vague.\nWhat few conversations there are typically only exist to set up a road-block to progression or to give a \"quest\". These quests aren't terribly interesting, unfortunately; they mostly take the form of small minigames, or picking over an area to find certain items, and most of these are repeated two or three times. A little more effort could have been invested in presentation to help draw the player into the fiction. Too often it feels like the designer felt there needed to be a roadblock inbetween the player and progression, so a \"quest\" to shoot drones with the bow was added.\nThe story of the first game left many of the plot beats up to interpretation, but it gave the player some solid grounding in the setting before finishing with its more abstract elements. The sequel does follow-up on a few of the plot-threads of the first game, but provides far less information to the player for her to build upon.\nIt's entirely possible that I simply didn't \"get\" the story - I'll happily admit to not being a lore hunter - but I struggle to articulate even the basic points of this game's story. Your economy may vary, but I was left thoroughly confused.\nIn short, this doesn't feel so much like Broken Reality 2, so much as it does a prototype build of the original Broken Reality.","html":"

Broken Reality 2000 feels like a downgrade from Broken Reality 1.

The exploration is still solid, but there is much less world-interaction than the first game. In the original, one spends far more time interacting with the denizens of NATEM. The dialogue served as a way to familiarize the player with the world of NATEM, deliver immediate motivation, and provide humour. However, here in the sequel, dialogue is much rarer and much shorter. it's difficult to get a grasp on anyone's concerns or motivations, and what the changing state of NATEM means to the user-base if far more vague.

What few conversations there are typically only exist to set up a road-block to progression or to give a "quest". These quests aren't terribly interesting, unfortunately; they mostly take the form of small minigames, or picking over an area to find certain items, and most of these are repeated two or three times. A little more effort could have been invested in presentation to help draw the player into the fiction. Too often it feels like the designer felt there needed to be a roadblock inbetween the player and progression, so a "quest" to shoot drones with the bow was added.

The story of the first game left many of the plot beats up to interpretation, but it gave the player some solid grounding in the setting before finishing with its more abstract elements. The sequel does follow-up on a few of the plot-threads of the first game, but provides far less information to the player for her to build upon.

It's entirely possible that I simply didn't "get" the story - I'll happily admit to not being a lore hunter - but I struggle to articulate even the basic points of this game's story. Your economy may vary, but I was left thoroughly confused.

In short, this doesn't feel so much like Broken Reality 2, so much as it does a prototype build of the original Broken Reality.

","score":0,"kind":"approval","endorsements":2,"spoiler":false},{"ref":"steam:235098699","audience":"player","origin":"steam","author":"","url":"","language":"en","publishedAt":"2026-09-12T13:44:24.000Z","title":"","text":"It's hard to believe the original Broken Reality came out all the way back in 2018, as soon as i saw it i knew it would be the type of game that i would love, and i did. It became something of an obsession of mine, and it's one of the few singleplayer linear games i've done multiple playthroughs of, sheerly for the joy of experiencing it again. It's a game that was with me through difficult times in my life, and even now it's surprising me in different ways.\nSo when Broken Reality 2000 finally came out, needless to say but i was looking forwards to it. But after playing through it, even 100%ing the game, i can't help but feel that Broken Reality 2000 is just... Not nearly as unique or memorable as the original. Just to make sure it was not just nostalgia speaking i even replayed the original Broken Reality after completing 2000 to compare it, and while there are certainly some lingering issues with that original game, to me at least it still far outshines this as a sequel.\nFirst off, the story. While the original Broken Realitys story was never clear cut, you needed to do a bit of digging and interpretation to put together alot of it, the main theming was obvious. It is a story about letting go of the past. 2000s story, really does not do much, or really anything to change that up. In fact it shares alot of the same Characters and essentially the same plotline as the original. Is the game a sequel? A prequel? It is not really made clear. And while you can pick up some clues over the course of the game, it's even more bague then the original. According to one of the devs this is at least partially intentional, \"it's up to you to decide!\", essentially. But to me that's just not a satisfying answer. The endings between the two games is night and day to me as well, i will not spoiler things to much but BAE playing during the end sequence of the original game still lives in my mind even now.\nSecond is the gameplay. And despite it taking me probably twice the time it took for me to beat the original game, 2000 feels it's half the game. This game has probably double the amount of areas as the original, each of which is then double the size of each of the originals regions. Despite that none of them feel quite as memorable. Most areas are so big that the game gives you an item that lets you move super fast halfway through it so you're not just walking around everywhere incredibly slowly, especially as the game expects you to move through the various regions of the game throughout it, compared to the first game where you can get almost everything done in a region as soon as you reach it. This game has you doing ALOT of fetch quests for NPCs, collect 3 bundles of dynamite, collect 3 keycodes, collect food for these people. And while yes there were a few quests like this in the original game it is ALOT more prevelent here.\nThird and arguably the most important in a game like this, music and graphic style. The original Broken Realitys style and music was unmatched, it truly felt like it near perfectly encapsulated the Vaporwave aesthetic it was going for. It had an incredible mixture of original music and songs from well known Vaporwave artist staples like death's dynamic shroud, BROKEN_CANYON and CYBEREALITY, each of which helped add to the themes and style the game was trying to convey. That combined with the incredible graphic style of the game, with each regions styling tying into the Vaporwave aesthetic and the digital stylisation made every area memorable and beautiful. 2000 however, with its seeming Y2K styling does not really land in the same way. Comparing areas like Grifton and GEOCITY or Domo Paridiso and Minami Beach, which in theory are very similar, two being cities and two being beaches respectively, the ones from the original game are so much better once you get a closer look. The more wonky and broken textures of the original Broken Reality, which often used real world images made heavily pixelated, more flat imaging and incorporating digital symbols and computer hardware into the world design really gave the idea that this game took place in an old and fading digital world far past its prime. Comparing that to 2000 with its much cleaner, sleeker texturing and softer edges, it doesn't give the same feeling of a digital world past its prime, it does not feel like a \"Broken Reality\", but rather a shiny clean new one. The music as well, for the life of me i cannot remember a single track from Broken Reality 2000, while many from the original still live in my mind.\nKind of a combination of both story and style, this game feels uniquely bitter and spiteful in a way the original did not, it has many references to things like crypto, AI art, nfts, hustle culture, acab, alpha males, influencers, streaming and podcasters all of which feels out of place in what's meant to be a game about Y2K stuff, especially since half of them already feel outdated. The original game had plenty of references to memes and pop culture of the time but none of them tied into the actual story of the game as heavily nor did it feel as mean spirited as it often does here.\nIn the end i cannot say i hate Broken Reality 2000, just that i feel i cannot love it in the same way i did the original. If you haven't played the first, go get it, give it a try, maybe if you REALLY love it, give this a go after. Otherwise i don't think i can really suggest this.","html":"

It's hard to believe the original Broken Reality came out all the way back in 2018, as soon as i saw it i knew it would be the type of game that i would love, and i did. It became something of an obsession of mine, and it's one of the few singleplayer linear games i've done multiple playthroughs of, sheerly for the joy of experiencing it again. It's a game that was with me through difficult times in my life, and even now it's surprising me in different ways.

So when Broken Reality 2000 finally came out, needless to say but i was looking forwards to it. But after playing through it, even 100%ing the game, i can't help but feel that Broken Reality 2000 is just... Not nearly as unique or memorable as the original. Just to make sure it was not just nostalgia speaking i even replayed the original Broken Reality after completing 2000 to compare it, and while there are certainly some lingering issues with that original game, to me at least it still far outshines this as a sequel.

First off, the story. While the original Broken Realitys story was never clear cut, you needed to do a bit of digging and interpretation to put together alot of it, the main theming was obvious. It is a story about letting go of the past. 2000s story, really does not do much, or really anything to change that up. In fact it shares alot of the same Characters and essentially the same plotline as the original. Is the game a sequel? A prequel? It is not really made clear. And while you can pick up some clues over the course of the game, it's even more bague then the original. According to one of the devs this is at least partially intentional, "it's up to you to decide!", essentially. But to me that's just not a satisfying answer. The endings between the two games is night and day to me as well, i will not spoiler things to much but BAE playing during the end sequence of the original game still lives in my mind even now.

Second is the gameplay. And despite it taking me probably twice the time it took for me to beat the original game, 2000 feels it's half the game. This game has probably double the amount of areas as the original, each of which is then double the size of each of the originals regions. Despite that none of them feel quite as memorable. Most areas are so big that the game gives you an item that lets you move super fast halfway through it so you're not just walking around everywhere incredibly slowly, especially as the game expects you to move through the various regions of the game throughout it, compared to the first game where you can get almost everything done in a region as soon as you reach it. This game has you doing ALOT of fetch quests for NPCs, collect 3 bundles of dynamite, collect 3 keycodes, collect food for these people. And while yes there were a few quests like this in the original game it is ALOT more prevelent here.

Third and arguably the most important in a game like this, music and graphic style. The original Broken Realitys style and music was unmatched, it truly felt like it near perfectly encapsulated the Vaporwave aesthetic it was going for. It had an incredible mixture of original music and songs from well known Vaporwave artist staples like death's dynamic shroud, BROKEN_CANYON and CYBEREALITY, each of which helped add to the themes and style the game was trying to convey. That combined with the incredible graphic style of the game, with each regions styling tying into the Vaporwave aesthetic and the digital stylisation made every area memorable and beautiful. 2000 however, with its seeming Y2K styling does not really land in the same way. Comparing areas like Grifton and GEOCITY or Domo Paridiso and Minami Beach, which in theory are very similar, two being cities and two being beaches respectively, the ones from the original game are so much better once you get a closer look. The more wonky and broken textures of the original Broken Reality, which often used real world images made heavily pixelated, more flat imaging and incorporating digital symbols and computer hardware into the world design really gave the idea that this game took place in an old and fading digital world far past its prime. Comparing that to 2000 with its much cleaner, sleeker texturing and softer edges, it doesn't give the same feeling of a digital world past its prime, it does not feel like a "Broken Reality", but rather a shiny clean new one. The music as well, for the life of me i cannot remember a single track from Broken Reality 2000, while many from the original still live in my mind.

Kind of a combination of both story and style, this game feels uniquely bitter and spiteful in a way the original did not, it has many references to things like crypto, AI art, nfts, hustle culture, acab, alpha males, influencers, streaming and podcasters all of which feels out of place in what's meant to be a game about Y2K stuff, especially since half of them already feel outdated. The original game had plenty of references to memes and pop culture of the time but none of them tied into the actual story of the game as heavily nor did it feel as mean spirited as it often does here.

In the end i cannot say i hate Broken Reality 2000, just that i feel i cannot love it in the same way i did the original. If you haven't played the first, go get it, give it a try, maybe if you REALLY love it, give this a go after. Otherwise i don't think i can really suggest this.

","score":0,"kind":"approval","endorsements":5,"spoiler":false},{"ref":"steam:236245334","audience":"player","origin":"steam","author":"","url":"","language":"en","publishedAt":"2026-09-26T15:22:33.000Z","title":"","text":"As I waited to write this review, I was waiting for a long time for the games release. For so long! I got impatient and started playing the game day-one release. That's one me, I know better. That is a cardinal rule I [never] break after CB2077 pre-order day one poop-storm of a show that cementet my lack of trust in the gaming indistry. But this is an indy dev! It MUST be different! Oh boy.. The copium and starvation for a new good game in these bad times... I just could not help myself.\nWeek before launch I replayed the first game for a second time. Still had fun. Love the music, the style and the all-round feel of the game. Had to edit the main game file (again) to deliver the other mix-tape to the DJ. Seriously, why hasen't this been fixed yet? It was foreshadowing for what to come.\nI finished the game in a day and was looking forward to part 2 soon to drop!\nReality hits fast.\nThere were so many bugs. It broke the experience of the game completely. No top ten list here, but softlocks galore. To the point the creater had to make a reset button in the menu. Achievements either just popped out of nowhere, or was impossible to achieve. Etc. Im gonna stop here.\nThe devs patched the game as fast as they could, but the game lacked polish and I was already 1/2 through.\nI was missing things and because of the bugs I had to restart the game go get them. Not important things, but restarting now would ruin my depleting feeling of escapeism into the game.\nThe game itself? Well... If you copy the first game on glossy paper. Then go and copy that to black and white paper. Then add really bright colours to that with markers and spraypaint, thereafter doing another copy of that with a color photocopy machine from 1999, voila! Watered down and too bright at the same time. I do not know how someone has the skills to do so, but somehow the devs did it. Congrats!\nI stopped playing 2/3 of the way. The bugs. The convoluted (maybe reconned) story. Big to huge empty places that have [almost] no rewards for exploring them. I felt tepid, bored and bit sad.\nI am not angry, just disappointed.\nFirst game is a 8/10 feelgood walking simulator. This game does not know what it wants to be. If you have ever played Pizza Tycoon back in the day ye old 1996. And put everything on one pizza, yes even the whole lobster. Then ask the old man what he thinks; he would most likely say it has good value and give you a 3/10. I think i agree...","html":"

As I waited to write this review, I was waiting for a long time for the games release. For so long! I got impatient and started playing the game day-one release. That's one me, I know better. That is a cardinal rule I [never] break after CB2077 pre-order day one poop-storm of a show that cementet my lack of trust in the gaming indistry. But this is an indy dev! It MUST be different! Oh boy.. The copium and starvation for a new good game in these bad times... I just could not help myself.

Week before launch I replayed the first game for a second time. Still had fun. Love the music, the style and the all-round feel of the game. Had to edit the main game file (again) to deliver the other mix-tape to the DJ. Seriously, why hasen't this been fixed yet? It was foreshadowing for what to come.
\nI finished the game in a day and was looking forward to part 2 soon to drop!

Reality hits fast.
\nThere were so many bugs. It broke the experience of the game completely. No top ten list here, but softlocks galore. To the point the creater had to make a reset button in the menu. Achievements either just popped out of nowhere, or was impossible to achieve. Etc. Im gonna stop here.
\nThe devs patched the game as fast as they could, but the game lacked polish and I was already 1/2 through.
\nI was missing things and because of the bugs I had to restart the game go get them. Not important things, but restarting now would ruin my depleting feeling of escapeism into the game.

The game itself? Well... If you copy the first game on glossy paper. Then go and copy that to black and white paper. Then add really bright colours to that with markers and spraypaint, thereafter doing another copy of that with a color photocopy machine from 1999, voila! Watered down and too bright at the same time. I do not know how someone has the skills to do so, but somehow the devs did it. Congrats!

I stopped playing 2/3 of the way. The bugs. The convoluted (maybe reconned) story. Big to huge empty places that have [almost] no rewards for exploring them. I felt tepid, bored and bit sad.

I am not angry, just disappointed.
\nFirst game is a 8/10 feelgood walking simulator. This game does not know what it wants to be. If you have ever played Pizza Tycoon back in the day ye old 1996. And put everything on one pizza, yes even the whole lobster. Then ask the old man what he thinks; he would most likely say it has good value and give you a 3/10. I think i agree...

","score":0,"kind":"approval","endorsements":4,"spoiler":false},{"ref":"steam:234086154","audience":"player","origin":"steam","author":"","url":"","language":"en","publishedAt":"2026-08-30T15:08:40.000Z","title":"","text":"This is a game I so badly wish I can give an average review for, neither fully positive nor negative.\nI played the first game back in 2024, loved it, had some issues with backtracking but everything else was very fun. This one, I feel like the backtracking problem was even worse, and the camera photo sections giving likes led to ending up not focusing on the game itself and just making sure I scan everything for the correct photo spot.\nThe story, I think, was much less... prominent? There? I got the ending without the medallions and was interested in the ERROR character but she didn't seem to say a single thing, and the 'True' ending didn't really say anything at all either. There was very little character interaction compared to the first game..\nAs it is, I think the music is awesome, the environment design is wonderful and a facet of a time online that I'm personally deeply nostalgic for. I had a great time with the overall game, I just feel like it's lacking in a lot of areas that I would rather have seen more fleshed out.","html":"

This is a game I so badly wish I can give an average review for, neither fully positive nor negative.

I played the first game back in 2024, loved it, had some issues with backtracking but everything else was very fun. This one, I feel like the backtracking problem was even worse, and the camera photo sections giving likes led to ending up not focusing on the game itself and just making sure I scan everything for the correct photo spot.

The story, I think, was much less... prominent? There? I got the ending without the medallions and was interested in the ERROR character but she didn't seem to say a single thing, and the 'True' ending didn't really say anything at all either. There was very little character interaction compared to the first game..

As it is, I think the music is awesome, the environment design is wonderful and a facet of a time online that I'm personally deeply nostalgic for. I had a great time with the overall game, I just feel like it's lacking in a lot of areas that I would rather have seen more fleshed out.

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Broken Reality 2000

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