The Stanley Parable

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-REVIEW-
Sometimes The Stanley Parable feels like an exploration of the peculiar madness of boredom. Other times it’s something else entirely: a joke at the player’s expense, a commentary on choice and consequence, a parody, a bureaucratic nightmare. All its different plotlines and personalities overlap and combine to create something that’s intriguingly opaque, but always entertaining, and genuinely funny. Whatever it is, it’s worth playing.

You might know The Stanley Parable from its 2011 iteration as a Half-Life 2 mod. I didn’t, as it happens, but this has a much more sophisticated version of that concept, no longer made of Half-Life assets and greatly expanded by creator Davey Wreden in collaboration with William Pugh. The Stanley Parable starts in a standard cubicle in an artfully bland-looking office, cursor blinking on the screen of a beige monitor. You are Stanley, an obedient salaryman who spends his days obediently typing commands in a grey cubicle. One day, all of his coworkers disappear, leaving him to explore the office alone in the company of an avuncular narrator.

---INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE INSTALLATION!---
1.Run the Setup.exe
2.Install the game to the directory you want.
3.After installation run"The Stanley Parable Launcher"from your game folder or desktop.
4.PLAY!