Katherine Nicholson

It’s a strange “bridge” between tedious and exciting, repetitive and new, dull and entertaining... all at the same time. It’s truly one of its kind. I played it straight through; couldn’t put it down. It’s definitely not going to be everyone’s cup of tea, but it’s has something so special it’s hard not to get sucked into playing for hours. It’s a “walking” contradiction of both a fun and boring game all at the same time. Almost as if the game it self becomes its own “beach” connecting both dull and entertaining in the same space time; “DOOM(S)ed ” to annihilate itself. (Only people who played this game till the end will get the all the references).