Lifeline Introduction
Lifeline is a role-playing game, interactive storyline with basic but beautiful graphics. It only has simple plot but many nooks and crannies to explore with high testing judgment.
Lifeline APK – Gameplay Screenshot
This is an interactive game so your decisions will lead to a certain outcome. But the drama lies in the fact that it is not your own survival, but that of someone who is trying to connect with you, listen to all your instructions and follow, hoping to find a way out during the loneliest misery.
The game did a great job in the prelude, before the big decisions were made. Thanks to that, you can truly empathize with the loneliness, fear, and extreme sense of disorientation of the other person on the phone.
The whole game is a text message dialogue between Taylor and you. To save Taylor, you will have to closely follow the details of the situation that Taylor describes through the news. From there, judge, and give the necessary instructions to help. You will need to read, answer yes or no, or decide on a guide to answer Taylor. Based on your answer, the next developments will also change, and the ending of the story will also be different accordingly.
The game is said to be too simple to play. The operation is no different from other simulation novel games on mobile. But the point that makes Lifeline’s “golden quality” is a series of extremely tense episodes spanning the dialogue between Taylor and the character you are incarnating.
Main Features
- Because the gameplay is simple, it can be played offline, so gamers can play anywhere, anytime.
- Super compact game, simple image, suitable to play at all ages.
- Through the game, we can also draw humanistic lessons to apply to this real life.
Lifeline Reviews:
Connor Beaty: An amazing game with an extraordinary story. I’ve played it over 4 times and I love everything about it. There is a whole series ahead that I’ve also played (Lifeline 2, Silent Night, Halfway to Infinity, Flatline, and Crisis Line). The series is great, and I hope the developers make more.
Aja Langley: Brilliant and engaging. Your choices matter, even if they only change one or two things about each play through. The script is humorous and intelligent. A solid game with some good replayability.
Raymie Slover: I like this game, played it a few years ago and now I’m playing it again. One major complaint now is that I’m not getting any notifications so it ruins the immersion, here I am waiting for Taylor to report back, open the game, and then I realize he has but that I received zero notifications of it.
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