An extremely simple point-and-click adventure game, Sisyphus Reborn is simple to the point of prentiousness, and very artsy. There’s not much content here, and the credits give special thanks to Albert Camus, implying an absurdist moral to the game.
Sadly, the game ultimately doesn’t really have much to say in the end, though I suppose it is shorter than L’Etranger. Clocking in at under 30 minutes in length, there’s not much to do here, and it is basically a short story in game form, being almost purely linear in nature.
Not something that I’d recommend spending your time on.
.5