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4.39 $

Adios is a narrative-driven first-person experience centered around holding firm to an agonizing choice. You play as a pig farmer living in [link deleted]'s the middle of October — mornings are sharp and cold — and you've reached your breaking point.
Read moreAdios is a narrative-driven first-person experience centered around holding firm to an agonizing choice.
You play as a pig farmer living in Kansas. It's the middle of October — mornings are sharp and cold — and you've reached your breaking point. For too long, you've allowed the mob to use your land and your animals to make bodies disappear. Today, that ends. When your longtime friend, a hitman, shows up with his assistant hauling yet another corpse, you finally find the resolve to tell him you're out.
But your friend isn't ready to let you walk away. He understands better than anyone that leaving this life isn't something people simply do, and he's determined to change your mind before it's too late. The two of you spend the entire day together — working through chores, wandering the weathered corners of an authentically rendered American Midwest farm — all while the man who may have to end your life tries desperately to talk you out of your decision.
Every choice you make in conversation shapes what comes next. Your words carry real weight.
Adios means goodbye.
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A very boring work. I honestly don’t understand why it has such high ratings…The voice acting is quite good, but I still think it would have been better to remove the walking-simulator elements altogether and make it a
amazing voice acting but would be better as a stageplay. never thought id say that about a video game. Heartwrenching story with a heavy atmosphere. I don't NOT recommend it but i don't recommend it just due to the
More of an interactive story than a traditional game, but the writing and voice acting do a great job carrying the emotional weight. The conversations feel grounded and uncomfortable in a very intentional way, making
I'm not one to be harsh on a game for just being a narrative rather than a "traditional" game. But to be completely honest, there's not a whole lot to this one. It tries to tell a gripping story, and while the voice
Not as good as I hoped. I am also sick of all of this "I saw terrible things in the war, I am the victim" ♥♥♥♥. Maybe it's just best for all involved that all US invaders return in boxes from wherever they go.
Most games try to give you power fantasies. Adios gives you a masterclass in powerlessness. Shoveling manure and milking goats alongside the man who might have to kill you by sunset creates an atmosphere so thick you