Good luck, Stephen Tailby – that's all we've got to say. Our intrepid reviewer kindly volunteered to review One Way Trip, and he's probably wishing that he hadn't right about now. Deemed as a narrative-driven experience about life and death, this curious visual novel-esque thing is probably one of the strangest titles that we've ever played.

The game starts out with two brothers "shooting the sh*t" before a football game, when it's revealed that the water that they've been drinking is contaminated. To a backdrop of headache inducing audio, the title doesn't take long to set out its stall – but it gets weirder from there. One "minigame" sees you assume the role of a stoner who watches cartoons about a person who can fit apples up his anus.

We're not making any of this up.

Y'know, when people complain about the production values of PlayStation 4 indies, we often roll our eyes. This game, though… Wow. Your humble hasn't finished the "story" so should probably refrain judgement for now, but based on what we've seen, it's an abhorrent experience masquerading as something more meaningful. Perhaps our poor, poor Mr. Tailby will return with a more positive report.

[source bit.ly]