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Lifeline: Crisis Line Pros

✓ BuggyLoving the game, however there are bugs within it that need to be fixed. Notifications do not work appropriately, and I went back in my conversation with Alex and accidentally pressed on one of my options, bringing up the prompt for if I want to rewind, I hit x because I didn't want to & it rewinded anyway.. So now I have to start all over..Lemonade27Version: 1.0.0

✓ Love this Story! Could be real!Although all the stories are amazing and I love these games ( I bought them all and played many more than 1 time ). I like the fact that this one is in a real setting that we could live and can litterally Google the stuff that they are talking about ! It’s really immersive and I LOVE IT 💖.Camme144Version: 1.0.0

Lifeline: Crisis Line Cons

✗ Lacks iPhone X Support, Notifications BrokenTitle is pretty self explanatory; the size of the content seems to be stuck around iPhone 6 sizing, and my notifications are entirely broken (messages I’ve read show as notifications, new notifications don’t come). I hate to leave a poor review because the game itself is great, alongside the rest of the Lifeline series. But the the quality-of-life things I’m accustomed to seeing from Lifeline are completely lacking in this game..BenG524Version: 1.0.0

✗ Not very well-written for a text-based gameI'm not all that impressed so far... Have played it for a few days and while at first I liked it, I've been increasingly put-off by various types of bad writing. Sometimes it's dialogue choices that are stupid: e.g. Just after the character you're talking to tells you he is "freaking out", one of your dialogue options is "How are you not freaking out?". Why would I ask that when he's just said he is?! Maybe that would mean you should go with the other option, but in this case that was just as bad. Then there's the bits where you're getting typed messages from him while he's supposed to be running away from someone or having a conversation with a threatening person (you know they're typed because you've got the voice to text translation as well, which looks different, and so you have his typed commentary alongside his spoken words). It jarring enough that it immediately stops feeling like the situation is really happening. And probably worst of all, is that this character is an experienced detective, yet he immediately starts asking you, a helpline operator, how he should pursue his case, just because some weird things are happening. He basically says "Man, this stuff that's happening is weird, so I don't trust my detective skills any more - you'll have to make every decision for me!". That along with the horribly corny, "You're all I've got now, NAME" lines, adds up to a pretty non-compelling experience. I haven't got very far with it, but I don't think I want to waste any more time carrying on..Ben WrenVersion: 1.0.0

Is Lifeline: Crisis Line legit?

✅ Yes. Lifeline: Crisis Line is legit, but not 100% legit to us. This conclusion was arrived at by running over 309 Lifeline: Crisis Line user reviews through our NLP machine learning process to determine if users believe the app is legitimate or not. Based on this, AppSupports Legitimacy Score for Lifeline: Crisis Line is 75.4/100.

Is Lifeline: Crisis Line safe?

✅ Yes. Lifeline: Crisis Line is quiet safe to use. This is based on our NLP analysis of over 309 user reviews sourced from the IOS appstore and the appstore cumulative rating of 3.8/5. AppSupports Safety Score for Lifeline: Crisis Line is 75.9/100.

Should I download Lifeline: Crisis Line?

✅ There have been no security reports that makes Lifeline: Crisis Line a dangerous app to use on your smartphone right now.