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About This Game Samantha Browne has been waiting patiently in her room for everyone else to fall asleep, go out, or do whatever it is people who enjoy social interaction do. She's hungry. Okay, she's past hungry. She's at whatever stage is right after hungry. It's not that she doesn't have food, she has a box of oatmeal just sitting on her shelf waiting for her consumption. Thing is, she needs some help. Your help specifically and well, helping Sam isn't always easy.Key FeaturesOriginal artwork and animations by illustrator and comic book artist, Reimena Yee Dynamic soundtrack by Adrianna Krikl Player decisions impact the outcome of the game in unexpected ways Oatmeal not includedFind the right words to help Samantha or suffer the consequences. Don't worry though, it should be as easy as making some oatmeal. 7aa9394dea Title: The Average Everyday Adventures of Samantha BrowneGenre: Casual, Free to Play, IndieDeveloper:Lemonsucker GamesPublisher:Lemonsucker GamesRelease Date: 18 Apr, 2016 The Average Everyday Adventures Of Samantha Browne License Really amazing game. Love, Love, Love it.. While it does a good job of putting you in the shoes of someone with serious social anxiety, the game can be finished in minutes, and definitely lives up to the title of "Average, Everyday". With so many great VNs on Steam, even free ones, it's hard to recommend this game.. This game is a very realaxing. I play at night before I go to sleep whenever I'm to hyper and need to calm down. It's got a nice feel and I don't really play visual novels but this one is amazing and very well put together!. I would definitely recommend this game. It's just amazing: cute art, realistic story, a cup with a cat and one of the sexiest protagonists I've ever seen.Thanks you, devs). While the idea is intriguing and the art is nice, the gameplay excecution is very poor. Many of the choices simply don't make sense. Instant oatmeal is instant. You add hot water, and it's done. What do you mean, the oatmeal isn't even near done? That's not how instant oatmeal works??? Also why is "asking someone" how to use a kettle an option but "googling it on your phone" not? Given what we know about Sam, looking it up online seems much more in character but it's not even a choice. I get that the options are limited to prove a point, but it's used to an extent where it just feels lazy.