Make Good Choices is a first-person walking simulator where the goal is to walk a single street to reach home. The distance is short, but movement is interrupted by strange events and unclear threats. There are no clear objectives beyond moving forward. The player must decide how to respond to the unpredictable elements that appear along the way. Time stretches depending on how cautious or impulsive the player is, with no guidance on the safest path.
Unstable Environment and Unclear Logic
The environment changes as you walk. Visual distortions, sudden sounds, and shifts in space create a sense of instability. There are no instructions or tutorials. Choices are presented without warning, and the consequences are immediate. Turning back is not possible, and going around is never an option. The player is forced to interact with elements that may or may not be dangerous. Some areas feel open but quickly narrow, offering little chance to plan ahead.
Unrepeatable Experience
There are no save points, so each decision has lasting effects. If you hesitate or move too quickly, different outcomes are triggered. Replaying the game will not guarantee the same sequence of events. Jump scares are possible, but the core focus is on subtle pressure rather than rapid action. Make Good Choices offers a compact experience built around limited space and escalating uncertainty, where the only objective is to keep walking.
