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Choices That Matter: And the Sun Went Out

Choices That Matter: And the Sun Went Out

|Australia|Strategy, Indie

6.8 /10

Okay

Niche

28 ratings
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Steam · Player score6.8/1028 ratings
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Why play it

And The Sun Went Out What if the sun inexplicably vanished only to return hours later? Investigate with your AI companion, Moti. Uncover conspiracies. Discover ancient religions. Travel the globe. Find out who is murdering scientists and what this has to do with the random disappearances of the sun. This is your journey, and only your choices can expose the truth. Approximately 600,000 words and 2,400 choices in total! See how many other players visited the same place as you, each time you conclude a story arc. CHOICES THAT MATTER is a collection of epic text adventure games similar to the classic Choose Your Path Adventure books. Our interactive stories are some of the most complex in the this category. No one player can discover the entire story in a single play through!

Game highlights
Rating momentum

Okay: 6.8/10 across 28 ratings. Decent score — check if the gameplay loop clicks for you.

Play style

Leans into Strategy, Indie, Adventure — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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Screen RantNathan Gibson · 18 Nov, 2020
6/10

A compelling story filled with important choices.

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Digitally DownloadedMatt Sainsbury · 11 Nov, 2020
10/10

Having written visual novels myself I know just how difficult it is to turn decisions and branching narratives into something cohesive and interesting, regardless of the direction that the player takes through the narrative. I shudder to think what a wall of sticky notes would look like to map out a game with 600,000 words and nearly 2,500 decisions. Choices That Matters is a game of breathtaking scope that takes place in the most modest kind of game possible; the humble text adventure. That it tells such an excellent page-turner of a story with all those words and branching paths is the icing on the top.

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