WTMG's Oliver Shellding: "As a result, Once Again, in spite of some good looks and pleasant music, really isn’t much of a game. I advise people to buy ANONYMOUS;Code and play it themselves because the pacing and the delivery moments of action and time control make it a worthwhile and unique engagement. With Once Again, this is a fire and forget piece of personal storytelling that, while touching, isn’t wildly unique or mechanically extraordinary. I like it, not love, and I’m not confident I’ll even think about it after a couple of weeks. If games were still in rental shops, I’d say pick this up for a rainy afternoon and return it the day after, but, with such a low price, I’d just say grab it when you’re ready for a slice of melancholy. It’s a clever bit of frission, but I don’t think it’ll leave a mark on your soul."
