Cat Joy

Read a lot of mumble-jumble(narratives are extremely confusing and shattered ) when your hands and feet are tied(gameplay is so clumsy and sluggish that makes it torture) Making horror for horrifying people makes the game a torment.

This drama is a brown nose that tries to please the political right if one red Issac Asimov's foundation, if one respects the writer and his great novel, one would feel angry about how this drama twisted the original sci-fi story. I love to see the creative modifications, but it is crazy to turn male roles into women without an appropriate reason. It is absurd to imply Harry Sheldon has an affair with his " black female assistant "---- who is a man in the novel. It is totally crazy to have Harry killed by another black male assistant who also falls in love with the same woman. In the novel, "Harry Sheldon keeps working until the last minute of his life ", he died on his chair next to the writing desk. He loves his wife who sacrificed her life to protect Harry all the time. This drama, frankly, is insulting to the author and readers. I know, I know, "black" and "woman" is a political right. But making propaganda by ruining a masterwork deliberately, only makes the idea less popular.

This game treats players like a fool and wastes their time. 1. A 20-year-old game engine 2. A poor management of the game's units: an ugly and confusing UI 3. An absent gaming guidance that leaves players in confusion 4. No map in the game; waste players' time with mazes (are we still five years old?) 5. A pathetic performance of NPCs: players have to play with robots 6. The idiotic lines that remind me of an 8-year-old talkative child who keeps bugging me: The conversation apparently doesn't happen among adults.