
AlfieOmega
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Short but good. More of a visual novel. The "gameplay" grew to be a chore. Most of the time, you read books by tapping approaching thought bubbles, but there's no clicker system like the first game. I ended up just wanting to get through with it to get to the parts I actually like. The picture books were nice. The dream art, and writing were captivating. I felt Es's loneliness and boredom. I liked Es already and I grew to love her more. If you liked Alter Ego, Alter Ego Complex is worth playing!
27 people found this review helpful

DwightTheIslander
It's a beautiful story, about loneliness, self-discovery, and the wonders reading can give us, it reminds me of my love for novels in my youth, and I decided to read again. regarding the game though, you will enjoy it better if you played Alter Ego, the other one, the clicker game first.
16 people found this review helpful

26.nutdani yongbuntom
While I gave this a five stars, I frankly don't know how I should approach this scoring. As a product, yes it's completely functional (so i'll go with a 5 stars). It's about two hours which is good for its price and the quality you get from the product. As a piece of literature, this is where it's relatively weak and you shouldn't expect too much. As a game barely anything existed. It's basically a glorified picture book. Which is exactly why you should buy this. Anyways, see it for yourself.
5 people found this review helpful