As much as I hate to say it, this app is really just a fun game similar to 4 second frenzy while not really representing what DXM is really like. I don't condone use of DXM in any way but if you're going to make a game about it at least get the facts right. Overall the app itself is stable and a decent game that's both fun and challenging. Aside from the anti-drug propaganda you can have a bit of fun trying to get as far as possible as the time given to complete each task is reduced the further you get adding to the difficulty of the game. The 3D graphics are good but not great, don't get your hopes up from how cool the graphics in the intro and advertisements for this game are as they're extremely different from one another. But like I said it is a pretty good game if you like 4 second frenzy or any other similar style game.

The ads made it look better. Also, all the challenges are easy and I have no problem, that is if you exclude the soda can toss. It’s literally impossible to grab. Also, when you fail a friend leaves. In real life wouldn’t they stay with you and help you because you keep falling,you slur your speech, and you think everyone is a lamp

Like another review I looked up what DXM was and it is used mainly in cough medicine but I think this aims more for DXM used in worse/stronger drugs. A lot of the other reviews I saw said it was “overly exaggerated” but the game teaches you what side affects and out comes that could be from taking a lot of different drugs. Besides the medical reason behind the game it is fun. It gradually quickens and increases in difficulty like most games. I just wish the directions weren’t as confusing and a bit more types of rounds involved. For each side effect, there is only about in or two (depending on side affect) and most are about bad coordination. If they’d multiple scenarios for each side effect, I think it would be a lot more fun.

The game is not designed as a fun game to play, but instead as a game that tries to convince kids playing that if you abuse dxm, your friends will leave you. That is kind of messed up, the app should support helping people with problems. Although the message is totally flawed and crazy for kids to be tricked into, most of the negative effects in the are uncommon when on dxm and most of the time extremely minor. For example vision and sound distortion are pretty much non existent if you don’t take a very high dose and are purposely trying to devoid yourself of sensory input (like a dark room). The app tries to help prevent dxm abuse, but it just ends up spreading misinformation and misconceptions.