I never played Stanley Parable, so I really shouldn't be reviewing it, but I've seen the entire game played over and over again to the point where I know what happens. Anyway Stanley Parable is a game where you play as an office man named Stanley where basically his life is narrated by this very calming British accent disembodied voice. As he travels through his office he finds everyone has gone missing. Later on you'll be given a choice to listen to the narrator or not. This is where the game gets interesting. The game has tons of endings that are dictated by your choices within the game. All of them are hilarious and enjoyable. This game literally takes the whole you choices matters concept that games like any TellTale game every created or Life is Strange use and basically make it the entire game. Stanley Parable is a very funny and entertaining game that doesn't require much skill. It's a good game for people who like more laid back games or people who are newer to the gaming scene. It doesn't pose much of a challenge meaning that if you're a veteran Dark Souls and BloodBorne player this game is very boring. Sorry no giants and dancers of the boreal valley here. Just you the player and the narrator. Stanley Parable is definitely worth a play.
Review of The Stanley Parable
