The Evolution of Trust │信任的进化 1.1.7

Reviews

5 ★, on 2020-06-16
Though I did notice that the game was unable to adapt to my screen size (not that anything was unreadable, it was clear what words were cut off and it happened very few times), the plotline and the interactivity were immaculate. Wonderful play!

1 ★, on 2020-08-05
The app os goodthe only thing wrong with it that was when i was playing it around the real game part the game just stoped working no notafacations nothing! It didnt even show the picture

5 ★, on 2019-02-26
The app really explains it very well and also it makes the poepe be aware of the reasons why we do not get what we want unless you are always cheat and it tells us that if you stick to cheating aways, soon you will get a taste of your own medicine. I hope it will get an update soon for better app and more improvement on it. Very good, keep it up!

5 ★, on 2018-10-15
I loved this, absolutely amazing. This is outstandingly educational and even though the main thing I'm interested in is probability, I can't thank enough for this oversimplified experience it the form of a game about who we are. This is truly a reminder of who we are and what we're seen as. (To my disappointment, I am always cooperative which by my actual experiences has proven as not the best thing to be, but I'm hoping to "infect" people with this kindness in the future.) Now, I did rate this 5 stars and I do praise this game, but there was a minor issue with the text fitting on the screen and once the figures on the strings got in the way also. I have a OnePlus 5T version Oreo which has a screen format of 1:2 (9:18, two squares), so please check it out when you have the time to. And again, thank you!

5 ★, on 2019-06-01
It's such a cute viewed game, until you play it. Still cute and all, yet the whole moral of the game gives a thought to one about trust. I honestly love this game and am so glad to have downloaded and played it. A game may have impacts to one and their environment. Absolutely love it.

5 ★, on 2019-10-20
This game teaches a lot about society and how trust is such a frail thing. Although I do believe that this game speaks the truth I know that It will take a lot more than a simulation to really change people's views. It's hard to explain but even after this experience I don't feel any different, I think it's because the only way to change people is through a deep physical or mental interaction or event.