![]() ![]() Overall, there’s quite a bit of content - around six hours - with plenty of replayability and different endings. In combat, you’ll need to time button presses to block attacks and use simple strategies to manage status effects. While I found the interactions with Buddy to be the most enjoyable parts of the game, the RPG elements are more than just simple filler. It includes exploration, puzzle solving, and turn-based combat. While basic, there’s a surprisingly entertaining RPG within Buddy Simulator. ![]() It’s not on the level of Doki Doki Literature Club, but there are enough jump scares and disturbing moments for this title to qualify as a genuine horror experience. Buddy Simulator definitely has some horror elements and violence scattered throughout, so don’t be fooled by its innocent start. Gradually, the games' variety and complexity increase as your Buddy tries to impress you, quickly evolving into a text-based RPG and so on. The whole thing starts as a series of really simple games like Hangman and Guess the Number. Eventually, it starts to create new titles once the initial ones get too boring, and that’s when things get out of hand.īuddy Simulator takes place on an old CRT-style monitor, so the entire time you’ll be viewing a smaller virtual screen within your actual screen. Its life purpose is to be your best friend and play various videogames with you. ![]() If you’re brand new to this type of experience, you’re in for a real treat you essentially play a game within a game, created by an AI entity serving as your “Buddy”. Reviews // 24th Nov 2022 - 8 months ago // By Nathan Lakritz Buddy Simulator 1984 Reviewĭeveloped by Not a Sailor Studios as their debut indie title, Buddy Simulator 1984 is a new entry in the “meta” genre, similar to Undertale and Doki Doki Literature Club. ![]()
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