Choice of Life: Samosbor

41 reviews
Content rating
Everyone 10+
1K+
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Content rating
Everyone 10+
Fantasy Violence, Mild Blood, Mild Language
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About this game

The legendary Choice of Life franchise returns in a new game!
The gray concrete walls of the living cell, closing the hermetic door at the sound of a siren - all this is commonplace in Gigastructure. Everything here goes its way, until the block is isolated in search of a secret object...
Key features of the new game:
- Unique setting, based on the universe of Gigastructure
- Cool 2D-illustrations, from the best artists
- Non-linear plot, where every choice can have unpredictable consequences
Will you be able to survive in the endless Gigastructure? The choice is yours
Updated on
Aug 27, 2026
Available on
Android, Windows*
*Powered by Intel® technology

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Ratings and reviews

39 reviews
Lex S. (cyanthrope)
November 25, 2025
Feels old school, for better and for worse. That you can choose any path you've already been down does mean it's easier to track down unseen choices, but it also means that previous choices can't really impact later chapters, outside of the big obvious choices that determine your next chapter. Cool world and art.
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Wesley Bales
July 24, 2026
it's a short game but a lot of different endings
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Victor Cebollero
July 6, 2026
I dont know what I was expecting, but it looked like an interesting game. It certainly was. The story is fun to follow, I personally love dystopian stories. I love when choices matter and all the extra things you can choose to do. I think I got lucky getting such a good ending on my first run. I'd recommend giving it a look.
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