All players approach games in varied ways, making different choices. No one ever plays in exactly the same way. Indeed, how a person plays can be an indicator of their personality... And Refind Self is a game where you can learn all about that personality.
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Oh wow... weirdly emotional, analytical and just so darn charming... didn't expect to want more of something that was dressed up as a personality test.
A beautiful game that hides itself as a personality test, it is a personality test, but so much more.
I love this dev. They come up with such smart and high concept ideas, and though this didnt hit in the way 7 Days did for me, I still enjoyed the time I spent with it. Normally, personality tests as a concept are something I don't particularly subscribe to (especially as a gameplay format), but in the case of Refind Self it works incredibly well. Playing as an android, simultaneously teaching her humanity while also exercising your own freedom of choice is a very endearing route of storytelling. The grief and kindness expressed through the options you chose, the limited amount of time you have to play reflecting the wind-up android's existence... as seems to always be the case, this dev is very careful and smart in the way they go about presenting their world. I love their artstyle, love the philosophy behind it. The only thing I could say these games lack is music, as each only has a few tracks (few meaning 2 or 3) that don't loop especially well. Highly suggest this dev's catalog for anyone looking for a unique and short, lovingly crafted experience. Really excited to see what they put out next ☆
Its fun and short, can't really complain. Worth a play
simple game fantastic results worth playing it if you wonder what type of person you are
A personality test wrapped around a narrative side scroller. Since just about everything you do and how you do it gauges your "personality" it's hard not to come at this with a desire to game it, which becomes a pretty meta experience. You eventually need to go down this path anyway to get the full experience which sort of diminishes the point of the game implying that each person is different. A little at odds with itself, but a curious oddity of a game at the same time.