Wait! Life is Beautiful!

#1558 Wait! Life is Beautiful!

Genres/Tags: Adventure, Side, 2D, Retro look
Companies: Dramatic Music Plays, GameNet
Languages: RUS/ENG/MULTI6
Original Size: 211 MB
Repack Size: 97 MB

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Filehoster: Google Drive (Uploaded by hermietkreeft)
Filehoster: Google Drive (Uploaded by Parnex)
Filehosters: DropArk + NitroFlare + MegaUp (Uploaded by Vikky793, not compatible with torrent)

Discussion and (possible) future updates on CS.RIN.RU thread

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Repack Features

Based on Steam build 5488101: 211 MB, thanks to chronos!
Goldberg emu/crack applied over
100% Lossless & MD5 Perfect: all files are identical to originals after installation
NOTHING ripped, NOTHING re-encoded
Fantastically smaller archive size (compressed from 211 to 97 MB)
Installation takes five seconds
After-install integrity check so you could make sure that everything installed properly
HDD space after installation: 211 MB
Language can be changed in game settings
At least 2 GB of free RAM (inc. virtual) required for installing this repack

Game Description

The process of playing Wait! Life is Beautiful! is similar to watching a film that stimulates a nerve, especially when the viewer finds themselves immersed in the protagonist’s anxious state of mind. At the center of the plot is a young guy, an ordinary clerk, he is not at all a hero, and certainly not a magician.

Watching him, we are instilled with his emotions such as tiredness from the monotony of life and depressing thoughts about the meaninglessness of life. However, there is a desire to change his life for the better, to look for a new meaning – in empathy, compassion, while helping others.

As we try to engage in dialogue with potential suicide victims, we can study their problems and carefully choose the right words in an attempt to talk them down. This can be difficult because the main character tends to cover up his fear with black humor and an ironic attitude to what is happening. This is his defensive reaction. Against the background of stress from the stories he heard and his regrets about the departed, the main character begins to see dark psychedelic dreams that give rise to a feeling of approaching madness.