Choice of Robots 12+

This is probably the only choice book that I have gone back to try a different approach many many many times. I have done a dozen read threws. Awesome choice book.

I haven't played enough of the game to say whether it's worth the money or not, but from what I've done so far I've noticed a problem. I'm not sure if it's actually supposed to be this way as a joke, or if it's a major glitch, but when I try to type out a name for myself or my robot, it doesn't work. For example, I decided to type my own name instead of picking one of the first names provided. However, after I typed in my name, it said "Unnamed. Is this correct?" I kept going back and typing the name I wanted over again but it doesn't work and only ends up leaving you as "Unamed" if you don't choose one from the list. Same thing with the robot; if you try and type it a name you came up with yourself, it basically just says "your robot- is this correct?" I'm not sure if this is supposed to be funny or if it's actually just an error, but it kind of bugs me. One of the best parts of choice games is immersing yourself into the story, which is hard to do when you can't even give yourself the name you want.
Other than that it seems interesting, a bit more philosophical in certain ways than most other choice games, though I'm not sure whether that's good or not. I'd prefer a little bit more freedom to interact with more than one character instead of just being allowed to befriend one while the others end up getting neglected.

I was hesitant at first because I'm not a sci-fi fan at all, but the story is interesting enough to keep even non-sci-fi fans engaged.

I've played through this game 4 times now, and each play through was completely different from the others. Looking it up online, I've found there are still tons of paths I haven't explored. I highly recommend this game.

Note: noticed a few minor continuity errors, but nothing game-breaking. For example, since you can really only spend time with 1, maybe 2, people in the beginning, sometimes things happen in the other people's lives that are referred to later on. The narrative acts like I should already know these things when I had no clue.