Fridge Horror Game 17+

This game is pretty fun, but only when you’re bored enough for it. Yes, people talk about the transphobia, fatphobia, and misogyny, (the swimming girl one, outie belly button, and the “gals don’t read!” one but the main thing that made me give it 4 stars is because of the switch from art to stock photos. The stock photos start at level 65. Also, FYI, if you can’t solve the level, even WITH the hint, fail purposely. Then, hit next, and when it says “retry”, hit the “A” button next to it. Yes, you’ll have to watch an AD, but it’ll solve it for you. I say a review that says level 69 was impossible, but it’s the king card that says two different things. The top says it’s a heart, but the bottom says it’s a diamond. Hope this helped!

This game says misogynistic and offensive stuff, and I’m pretty sure transphobic things too. it was making fun of people who have an outie belly button (saying like “that bellybutton…” as the explanation for the level), saying “gals can’t read”, and mentioning sh and suicide (saying everyone will talk about a photo since a girl had cuts on her wrist, and one of the levels having girls shoes off and the thing wrong in the photo is the shoes because ‘they’re going to jump’). Also, there was a level with a girl and (not clarified what the person identifies as, transfem, femboy, etc idk) and the thing wrong with the photo is that the person had a yk tucked in their swimsuit. There is nothing wrong with that, nor having an outie belly button, nor having scars, dealing with mental illness, and women should have rights— this game has bad intentions put in some levels, so I don’t recommend it so that you don’t support bad actions. The concept of the game is pretty good, although what they’re doing is wrong. You can find much better games like this that don’t include such hate. 🫶

The premise of this game is that they've used generative AI to create some images, and you have to point out odd things in those images. Most of it is just pointing out weird things the AI has made, like too many fingers, but some of it is odd things the developers have specifically added to the images. Creepy faces, severed body parts, things like that.

Unfortunately, without the ability to zoom in, it's sometimes impossible to tell what the game expects of you... a wrist wound on a girl wearing a lot of jewelry is indistinguishable from just another bracelet, for example. Other times, the oddity is a joke that doesn't make sense without cultural context, like an outie belly button or the "gals don't read" level, which requires you to recognize that the girl isn't a natural blonde and that she's part of the gyaru subculture, so her studying would be unusual.

The worst part is the ad frequency. Just far too many long ads that take forever to skip.