Sometimes You Die

★★★★★ 100% worth the money. Wonderful simplistic gameplay, easy-to-handle controls (apart from one particular level, you'll know it when you find it, hehe) challenging gameplay and some really head-scratching levels! The game also dives into a little bit of philosophy: what exactly DOES it mean to die behind a screen? The (spoiler alert) Prologue levels confused me at first, but it was really sweet getting to know about the development of the game! Very replayable; I'm still trying to get 0 deaths!

★★★★★ Sometimes it's easy as pi *cue awkward pause* you'll thank me later. The game isn't over until he says thank you for playing which is after you gain the ability to turn off the music. It was really good, highly recommend.

★★☆☆☆ At first, this may seem like a 2006 flash game skating by on droll meta observations about the nature of gaming. It may seem like that because that's what it is. If you enjoyed this game, you might also like the book, "Sometimes You Read," with smash-hit chapters such as "This is a Book," and "You Are Reading a Book," and "Books: What Do They Even Mean?" with hidden epilogue "This is Good Writing BTW." Sadly, the book doesn't come with ear-achingly repetitive techno music.

★★☆☆☆ Fun, but there is a game breaking soft lock in the orange area.

★★☆☆☆ The most boring mobile game I've played, there is no challenge, you simply die and at some point you finish the level. It tries to be artsy with some stuff being written in the background that barely have any connection to the game.