Lifeline Universe – Choose Your Own Story 1.2.1

Reviews

1 ★, on 2018-12-27
I was honestly just gonna install this to leave a bad review, because I used to love your games and I kinda miss it. Now, with this system, it's such a cash grab. Even so, I chose to give this another shot after a long while, but it's not even work. Slow network, it says. I kinda wish everything will just go back as it used to be. But, I guess that's asking waaaay too much.

2 ★, on 2018-10-15
It's okay. Some of the stories are okay, but there's way too much paranormal now. Plus the whole thing is fueled by microtransactions now. It was so much better when you just paid for the game and played it. Plus, you have to wait for "episodes" of the story to come out, which completely destroys the immersive experience the others had. All told, an okay time killer, but a huge step down from Lifeline's former glory.

3 ★, on 2018-12-10
So I had the game a little while ago and loved it, I had played almost the entire green series and was almost finished with it but had to change phones. Now that I have it again I can't play any of the stories due to "slow network" even with LTE and even with full high-speed internet. I love this app and it's fantastic and it makes me sad that I can't continue to play it due to nothing loading.

5 ★, on 2018-09-14
I've had this since shortly after it came out and I love it! The Green series is still my favorite and probably always will be, but I think the variety of games is awesome! Graphics are great, it plays fine, and I like the achievements. There are a few things that I am not a huge fan of; the premium choices being one of them, though it is very easy to get a lot of crystals pretty fast so I don't mind it too much. I also kind of wish there were more breaks in the games, like the original versions of some of the older games. It made it so you don't just rush through, and I think it made it more interesting that the characters seemed to actually like, do things in real time. Otherwise, great app! Another thing, I am not sure if someone read one of my beta reviews or if it was simply a coincidence, but thanks for fixing a lot of the game bugs! (I wasn't able to even load one of the games for a while.)

3 ★, on 2019-07-24
when i first learned of this, for a talkback user like myself, this game seemed disfuncionalbut i was still able to select a story and play etc. sense the last update however, playing has been anything but possible. now the game seems just disfuncional completely. i can never start a story, ID eliments aren't really labeled, things constintly moving on screen just making it more difficult to enjoy this. also google log in doesn't even seem possible even it gives the option. please help

4 ★, on 2018-09-29
Engaging and unpredicatable visual novels and text stories. Many choices with rewards for unlocking different paths. Free to play once log in rewards are claimed. (Excluding main Lifeline story.) Pay to read more chapters more quickly and unlock extra information. (Why 4 star for a solidly 5 star game? Admins please see bottom of review) You can choose from text only and illustrated stories. Lots of choose your own adventure. There are a few paid choices, but if you log in daily you can easily earn enough to not spend cash. You can also exchange the coins earned for finishing chapters for currency for choices. They tend to limit to one or two paid options per chapter.(Lifeline has 3 per chapter) You never need to pay to complete a chapter! The stories are well written and surprisingly unpredictable unlike most other visual novel games. There are many options that aren't right or wrong leading to high repeatability and you earn rewards for unlocking different story branches. The Graphics are stylistic and full of emotion and personality. No generic pixel characters. (The only reason this is 4-stars and not 5 is there was an issue with my favorite story "Future Perfect". Customer service was wonderful and after multiple patches and several weeks the chapter that was uncompletable was "fixed." However the fix simply changed the end to "everyone lived happily ever after" and all following chapters were dropped. You never learn what becomes of the villain, your character, the sympathetic Astrid or why the special customers were handpicked. The story was so deep and engaging that it's obvious there was so much more to learn, but after the issues with the broken chapter, the following chapter, previously visible, was removed and now the ending is abrupt and unsatisfactory. Nothing is wrapped up and you're left feeling quite dejected and incomplete. If I could donate Kickstarter style to get this story finished, I would do it in a heartbeat, that's how good the story was and how badly it leaves you wanting it finished/renewed.)