Erica - Interactive Thriller 17+

This is by far the best game I’ve ever played and seen! I love it and I can’t stop playing. The graphics are incredible and the way it was put together is just chefs kiss.

Here is a little note.
Let’s say that many people are mad because they have to pay. Well I’m aware it’s frustrating but it’s not about the purchase but instead the emotions, design, and the quality. For how amazingly well the game was it would have taken a long time to make, therefore the game would have a cost in order to pay for the equipment necessary for the making of the game…or at least most but never mind that. Though I do agree that maybe the game could’ve had a cost to it there was a reason for it not to. Have you ever bought a game and realized it wasn’t that good? If so than it was a waste of money, unlike the game here. The game had a free beginning to sort of grab attention and show you what it’s like before you buy it. This should sum up a lot of negative reviews

I read at the reviews and noticed that some people are frustrated about having to pay for the game. I want to address this and hopefully provide some clarity.

First, I’m not sure if the description appears differently for others, but for me, the game isn’t labeled as *free*. It’s categorized under *“try before you buy”*, with the note *“start these games for free”*. This suggests that the initial part of the game is free to try, but a payment is required to unlock the full version. I think this distinction is fairly straightforward, though I understand it might not be obvious to everyone.

Second, the price is $3. While I get that some might see this as unnecessary or excessive, consider the effort involved in developing a game of this quality. It likely took substantial time, resources, and possibly a team of skilled individuals to create. For something this intricate and engaging, I think $3 is a reasonable investment if it ends up being a game you enjoy.

I was hooked the first time I clicked that lighter! I’m about 30 minutes into the game (after I paid a minimal $3) and the clever editing is amazing! When you open a box, the scene flawlessly changes to Erica opening the box. These are actors, not cgi. The story line and acting are well done. The entire game is well done. But (does there always have too be a but?), I feel like at least a third of the time is spent on close ups of Erica’s facial expressions, making the story unnatural. She also walks at such a snail’s pace that I find myself telling her to get the lead out. Even with the slow physical pace I give this five stars. Of all of the thousands of games I’ve played, and all of the thousands of dollars I’ve spent, this type of gameplay is a first for me and I’d gladly pay double the price for a sequel.