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About This Game Please Knock on My Door is a story-driven game which gives you control over a person suffering from depression and social anxiety. Help them get through work and reach out to friends while desperately trying to survive. Experience the frailty these themes bring and gain a better understanding of what it's like to live with some of the most common mental health issues today.A compelling and emotional story offering a voice to those who have none.A fully voiced narrator who always has your best in mind. Probably.A gameplay system which adds to the weight of every story-choice you make.No "Game Over" screen, only alternate endings that tie into your choices.A soundtrack that has been tailor-made for this experience.Relationships that can be developed or broken.Game length varies depending on your choices, ranging from 1-3 hours with enough content that you can come back and explore different parts of the narrative in consequent playthroughs.As in real life, all of your choices are immediately saved. There is only one save. Please Knock on My Door has been in development since autumn 2014 and was initially supposed to be a 6 month exploration of my own experiences with depression. A word of caution; this is a game that might be difficult to play for those who have dealt with psychological issues such as depression and anxiety. That said, I truly believe that through entertainment we are able to understand topics that would otherwise be too foreign for us. I hope this game can help you better understand what it can be like to live with these issues, like it has already helped me. 7aa9394dea Title: Please Knock on My DoorGenre: IndieDeveloper:Levall Games ABPublisher:Levall Games ABRelease Date: 7 Sep, 2017 Please Knock On My Door Full Crack [addons] please knock on my door mac. games like please knock on my door. please knock on my door crack. please knock on my door recensione. please knock on my door ending. please knock on my door gameplay. please knock at my door. please knock on my door game. please knock on my door free. please knock on my door steam. please knock on my door walkthrough. please knock on my door endings. please knock on my door metacritic. please knock on my door pc. please knock on my door sign. please knock on my door download. please knock on my door good ending. please knock on my door guide. please knock on my door origin. please knock on my door skidrow. please knock on my door deutsch. please knock on my door hltb. please knock on my door achievements. please knock on my door ps4 This game is so \u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665ing great and valuable. I really enjoyed and played many different narrative games. But Please Knock on My Door, my favorite, I feel myself in this. On the other hand, this is the first game which when I finished, I immediately clicked to the "Continue" button to experience it again. 10\/10!As the author mentioned, "A summary of every emotion you would rather lock away and forget". Anxiety, depression, exhausted, hopeless, painful,... All those feelings come back to me in this game.No matter what happens in your life which can be resolved and become better or worse than ever, it all depends on your choice.. This isn't a game to play if you are looking to have fun. It's a simulation for someone who has depression and anxiety. You will feel uncomfortable especially if you experience depression. If you experience depression, it will hit you home with the voice comforting you and the same voice that tears you apart. It can be emotionally draining. Despite that, this game is eye opening and amazing. Some of the lines will stuck to me for a long time.I apppreciate the creator for sharing his experience and creating this game. This is a summary of someone who struggles with depression and struggles to go through their daily tasks and justify their reason to continue doing them while fighting with their thoughts.There are 3 modes of the game: Story, game, and experience. Story is where you can explore all the possiblilites of the game, game is where points are scored, and experience is you play it as blind (scores are hidden). I recommend playing the experience mode first and for the second playthrough, play game mode.One of the things I am frustrated is the best ending of the game is challenging to find. There isn't a clear guide for the best ending. Then again, it's not easy finding ways to cope depression in real life.The game is pretty short, but the experience is surreal for me. It helps me cope and eventually I got out from depression. I recommend buying the game to understand how someone experience depression.. I don't usually review games, but Please Knock on My Door, to some degree, compels me to. I will preface this by saying that I did two playthroughs of the game with both playthroughs having very different "stories" and "endings". If you are someone that has suffered anxiety, stress, depression, or a mental illness in general you are going to have a deep connection to this game. As somone who has suffered from depression and anxiety for a very long time I can say that this game hits home...it hit's home in a way that is deep, raw, and unfiltered. It's a summary of what it is like to deal with these issues on a day to day basis. Some of the struggles, the energy that is needed to accomplish tasks, loss, nagging thoughts\/emotions, and the frailty of it all. It is a game that is going to make you feel. Cough cough I ugly cried cough cough.The controls are simple walking around. Left, right, up, and down. Some clicking here and there. There isn't a lot of "gameplay". You are along for the story.If you have played other story rich indie games like Night in the Woods or The Beginners Guide this is in the same vein.Would I recommend Please Knock on My Door? I've played through it twice and plan to keep playing for quite a bit more. I would absolutely recommend itEdit: I think the best way to play this game the first time is "The experience", after that probably "The Story", and then "The Game". Really "The Experience" feels more like a sim where as the others just give you a bit too much information via "stats". I played through this game twice. The first time was with the numbers hidden while they still affect your choices; the second time was with the numbers on but still affecting your choices.At the end of my first playthrough, I felt absolutely broken as if I'd never be happy again. As someone who can relate to the overall theme of the game, I thought I'd do a better job of taking care of the MC. Oops. In comparison to my my second playthrough, my fortitude levels were absolutely abysmal my first time through. I did too much and overextended the MC, and things I thought would affect me negatively actually affected me positively and vice versa.If you go through the game blind, read through all the text and the various scenes, you'll probably get a solid 2+ hours out of the game. I highly recommend playing The Experience mode, where you can't see how your actions affect the MC until it's time to make a decision.I really enjoyed this game, although considering how I felt at the end of my first playthrough perhaps "enjoyed" isn't the right word. The narrative makes it incredibly easy to empathize (or sympathize) with the MC. It can be frustrating (in a good way!) to see things unfold from an outsider's perspective, where you have an idea of how Will, Amy and Jenny really feel but the MC may not always see the reality of their feelings because of the situation the MC is in.Really, it was such a gem. I absolutely loved the narrator, and somehow the second act took me by surprise.The only negative thing I have to say is about the small handful of grammatical errors here and there. Their presence sometimes pulled me out of the game for a moment or two, but it wasn't anything absolutely terrible. One more readthrough of the game's script by the dev probably wouldn't hurt, though.tl;dr I went in expecting to play a game with a depressed MC knowing how it would probably end, tried to make good choices, ended up making bad choices but loved every minute of the game anyway!. It's the first time I stopped playing a game because it kept pushing all the right buttons. Maybe one day I will be strong enough for it.. A hard hitting depression simulator where not being able to sleep because you feel guilty about lieing about why you didn't pick up the phone when your dad calls is a gameplay mechanichardest game i played this year. I seem to have a thing for only reviewing games that made me cry so good job we're at two so farAnyway, if you're at least more or less interested in the subject this is about (or experienced it yourself and can deal with that, it might hit pretty close to home) I'd strongly recommend you give it a go. I played through it 2 times this far, I'll probably throw in at least one more try, maybe more if I feel like it, and I think others should give it a chance too.(Oh, and the voice acting sometimes really plays its part...)