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This review contains spoilers
A classic from when the Internet still had an edge to it, and the perfect game to traumatize kids in the 2010s with. When you experience the ending after a minimal play time, the game just becomes showing your friends the game for them to play and then their friends and so on. Eventually, the novelty runs out. And if you know the ending before you start, then the novelty was already gone. While it's not amazing on a game standard, it holds a special place in my heart as an important part of earlier Internet culture.
Goofy, silly! And even more goofy! It gets repetitive if you aren't a fan of that, but the game has tons of character & uniqueness.
I psychologically torture myself by continuing to play this game. Cute characters though. It's also more interactive than Cookie Run's other popular game, Kingdom. You actually play the game here actively.