Pull or Play YOU choose (Dating app, Choose who to date and see where it goes)

★★★★★ “”When I was last single dating apps hadn’t been invented, in fact apps hadn’t been invented and “”dating”” wasn’t really a thing in the UK. So the first thing that hit me when I started reading Pull Or Play was the insight into what it might be like, just like when I discuss someone’s dating adventures who uses an app and they always have an interesting story, that’s part of what you get here. As unfamiliar with dating and dating apps as I was I was very familiar with the “”choose your own adventure”” gamebooks when they were an 80’s craze so I was interested to see how those mechanics were implemented. The answer is very well, the choices you makes are a mixture of choices you would make in app if you were actually using the app and a few larger life changing decisions. The whole thing feels like it approaches being a parody or tribute to dating apps and choose your own adventure books without ever quite crossing the line into pure parody. The passages are often much longer than they would be in the traditional CYOA gamebooks and you can often forget that this is one and feel like you are reading a traditional novel or a memoir. Then there are the weird bits, surreal endings that remind you that in most of those CYOA books a wrong turn meant a grisly and unusual death. It’s worth mentioning that this is written first person, not second person as the CYOA books I remember always were. So you are guiding a fully rounded character on his adventure, rather than being told what is happening to you. This works much better and allows the main character to be much more fully developed and also gives you the feeling you are hearing modified versions of real things that happened to the author in real life rather than “”you do this””, “”you think that”” etc. So is it any good? Well as soon as it ended I wanted to go back and take the other paths to see what happened (and the book actually supports this) and at this point the book takes on another quality as one of those “”what if”” stories like Sliding Doors or Groundhog Day or Paul Auster’s 1234. In the end I was determined to “”100%”” the game and read the whole book which makes it quite a long read but I was still enthralled to the end of the process, what more need I say?”” – Reader review ___ A thrilling romance novel in which you help to guide the main character’s decisions at key moments as he uses a dating app to try to form romantic relationships. The majority of these decisions are limited to those he makes before or while on dates. Some of these decisions can lead to love, others to heartbreak, and some to unexpected surprises (good or bad); some interactions will be over before they’ve begun, while others can have far-reaching, long-lasting consequences. Order your copy now and enter the dark, twisted, and humor-filled side of what dating apps can be! – ASIN: B0BX914S1T | ISBN13: 9798385532735 | ISBN-13: 979-8385532735