Barely keeping up with college and her family, Lilya spends most of her time with on-line friends in virtual reality. When she gets invited to test a new VR device, she doesn't think twice about it. The new technology is said to feel more real than reality itself, and meeting its inventor Jacob Lessard may be good for her career—that's what her dad is saying, anyway. Lilya is just curious, and nothing could prepare her for what she's about to experience...
I liked...
The characters (they feel like actual people; well-written and relatable)
The choices (the game really makes you think)
The look and feel (the game is well polished)
Verdict
I thoroughly enjoyed Reality for its satisfying story and intriguing ideas. Definitely recommended.
In a world doomed by individualism, a young man is sent to live in a state-run commune with equal number of men and women. Now that doesn...
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