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0 found this helpful, 2026-09-12
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Lateral Games / Oct 2, 2020 / Casual, Free To Play, Indie
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CompareGuilt Free is a visual novel crossed with a point and click made to offer perspective on mental health and eating disorders. Navigate a couple's rocky relationship and encounter "flaws" or "quirks" that may actually be symptomatic behaviors.
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86% positive, 172 reviews
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0 found this helpful, 2026-09-12
This is a 1 hour game, only get it if you like 100%ing games, dull story, Alice sucks as a character, no character devolupment, the different story paths are too complicated to complete without a guide, OP is a dumb boyfriend, the friends suck. the only W in the game is Dante, ♥♥♥♥♥♥ love that cat. over all 2/10. only good if you wanna get the 10 achivemtnets it has (5 achivemtns too many)
0 found this helpful, 2026-06-18
It's a nice visual novel game that touches upon some important health issues.
1 found this helpful, 2026-05-20
its an ok game
1 found this helpful, 2026-04-22
I like it.
1 found this helpful, 2026-06-20
Let me start by saying that I absolutely loved this game and I highly recommend it. I'm currently on my third play through and will likely play several more times since it has 5 endings. The game touches on the issue of bulimia which is extremely important to talk about these days. I wish there was more representation of mental health problems in popular culture. It could actually help a lot of people! I absolutely...
63 found this helpful, 2020-10-02
As someone that has had an ED for many years, I appreciate how accurately this game represents the topic. It's a great game for others that may have someone in their life dealing with an eating disorder; it gives you choices to ask questions or respond in a way that will either help or hurt the one suffering from it. I wish more people had an understanding of how to speak to someone suffering from body image issues...
30 found this helpful, 2020-10-18
While I commend the developer for tackling mental health, something that I don't see often in games, I feel this was poorly done and can't recommend it. I love the title, as it speaks of how guilt and shame can play into mental health, and become a cycle that's hard to break. I've played "Guilt Free" through multiple times now to see all routes, and each time, I couldn't help but think this would be far more poignant...
44 found this helpful, 2021-07-28
I like the artwork and I can tell the devs were trying to be gentle about a very difficult topic but I find myself perplexed by the achievements and the actions that lead to them. I find this lack of clarity/insight to be indicative of the larger issues that I have with this game. I think it's probably not a good idea to consider an ending that doesn't include some level of independent help (be it professional or...
16 found this helpful, 2021-01-16
A really good game that is exceptionally realistic dealing with the issue of being a partner of someone you care about with an eating disorder like bulimia. The point and click part of it was a pretty neat idea but there's some tasks which you have to do on every play through which gets kind of frustrating when you're attempting to get all the endings when there's a ton of choices to look through. Overall definitely...
19 found this helpful, 2020-10-03