"Abab's True Story" left Peter feeling frustrated.
In reality, the difficulty and plot twists weren't the main reasons. What truly made him feel down was the constant illusion of "being played by the game" rather than "playing the game," because of the protagonist.
Blind Abab!
During those hours of gameplay, his computer screen never once showed the complete game scene.
Not even once...
He couldn't see anything clearly, only relying on the dialogue audio and the sound of the blind cane tapping the ground. While playing, he accumulated quite a lot of frustration and anger.
And then the plot was just so suffocating and torturous, which is why Peter had a moment of emotional breakdown and smashed the controller.
But then again.
Games are still just games. After Peter smashed the controller and vented his nameless rage, his emotions quickly returned to stability.
