About This Game When the kids at your high school start developing psychic powers, you and your friends must team up to stop the principal from taking over the world!"Psy High" is an interactive teen supernatural mystery novel by Rebecca Slitt, where your choices control the story. It's entirely text-based—without graphics or sound effects—and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.Play as male or female; gay, straight, or bi. Will you be a jock or a brain? Popular or ignored? Use your psychic powers to help others, or to take what you want. Win a coveted scholarship, star in the Drama Club play - or lose it all and spend your senior year in juvenile detention. How much are you willing to sacrifice to get ahead in the world?Can you solve the case? Can you save the school? And most importantly, can you find a date to the prom? Solve mysteries in the classic teen-detective genre with a supernatural twist Find your place in the cutthroat high-school social scene: be an athlete, an actor, a brain, or a rebel Uncover the truth about your small town and its secrets Instead of stopping the principal, why not steal his powers for yourself, or even join him in his plan for world domination? Find your one true love, or more than one! (They never talked about love triangles in trigonometry!) 7aa9394dea Title: Psy HighGenre: Indie, RPGDeveloper:Choice of GamesPublisher:Choice of GamesRelease Date: 12 Dec, 2014 Psy High Download Crack Serial Key I was seriously disappointed by this game. I played Heart of the House many, many times, and absolutely loved it. The ability to name your character, choose your sexuality, and mold your talents was something I'd never really experienced before, but fell in love with regardless. Psy High has these features, but not to the extent I was expecting; that, however, was not my main quarrel with the game. My main issue was the lack of character depth and development. Psy High, like Heart of the House, has romancable characters that your character can enter into a relationship with. However, Psy High's characters don't even feel like they exist. They're just descriptions of a person, as opposed to an actual character. Taylor\/Tyler is a perfect example. Early on, it's revealed that your character has a major crush on Taylor\/Tyler, however, the only reason I could find for this crush existing was the fact that your character found them beautiful\/gorgeous\/handsome. That's all well and good, I've no qualms with attractive fictional characters, but there is more to a person than their looks. They have a personality. They have flaws. They have interests. They have goals. They have paradigms and philosophies. Almost none of these are present in the romance options in Psy High, at least for the straight male route that I played, that is. Sure, Alison is well described, and your character has known them for a long time, but you still know next to nothing about her personality. Carla, is somewhat different though. Her character and personality was decently described, but rather unlikeable, if you ask me. Come on, Choice of Games, I know you're better than that. Heart of the House was absolutely enthralling. I spent way too much time on that game. But that's how good it was. Psy High doesn't even come remotely close to Heart of the House's level of quality. TL;DR: Characters feel one-dimensional and lifeless. Romance almost feels impossible. Not worth the $3.89. If you want a good Choice of Games game, get Heart of the House.
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