Karen by Blast Theory

It’s really weird how she asks you to be alone in your home

What a unique and memorable experience this app is. I am not aware of anything quite like it. I have experienced Karen multiple times and was happy to see this rereleased. Anyone thinking about watching needs to understand that this is not an app about life coaching. It is an interactive drama about a 40ish therapist living somewhere in the UK. We see glimpses of Karen’s life over a period of time and must fill in the gaps ourselves. It’s experimental theatre in my pocket and I find that amazing.

Karen is dead. Rest In Peace.

I LOVED this app and found it fascinating. Every now and then I replay it using different answers and scenarios. Lately the app will not open or if it does it’s a black screen. The link to app support is a dead link which is a shame.

For someone who enjoys both theater and video games , I can say that video games pull this off slightly better in this case. The shock value and message are a bit heavy handed, and ultimately the app kept freezing in the same point of my conversation. Buggy and boring.

I’ve only been using this for a short time but I think it might be helpful. I also appreciate whoever took the time to make an app like this.

good

Muy buena

This is pretty dumb and I could not hear it unless I put on my headphones. B O R I N G!

I thought that I would learn mostly through self-analysis from the questions she asks, but I did expect some feedback at the end. But a lot of the questions are about sex, which isn't really helpful, and after two run-throughs, at the end, she just leaves. No answers, no final analysis at all. So I think this is a joke app - the programmers are gathering rather personal data and either using for their own purposes or just having a laugh at whoever tries the app. Bottom line: it's bogus. There is no life coaching at all. Don't bother, it will just waste your time and frustrate you.