Angrish: Your dad during the Childhood chapter against the lawnmower.There is just as good a chance of you being tortured and killed as there is of the police catching the guy and saving you. Alone with the Psycho: In the Childhood chapter, it is possible for you to get kidnapped by a man who had a history of torturing and killing children.Action Girl: You (played more straight in the female version).He had cerebral palsy, and the groping was an accidental involuntary movement for which he would've apologized if you don't make a scene. Accidental Pervert: The man who gropes your spouse.Abandonware: Both the female and male versions are now distributed for easy download as this.Tropes used in Alter Ego (video game) include:

Not to be confused with tropes pertaining to an alter ego, nor with a different game of the same name released for the PC and Wii. The goal is to live your life as long and as fulfilling as possible, although it certainly doesn't stop you from trying to off yourself as early and painfully as possible. Afterwards, you will constantly make decisions of how you feel or act to scenarios, starting from your birth and continuing off through your Infancy, Childhood, Adolescence, Young Adulthood, Adulthood, Middle Age and Old Age chapters of your life. The game begins with a personality test featuring a series of true and false questions to make up your personality. The game is all about you and how you live your life, making decisions that will make or break you as you grow up. It was first released with a male version and later re-released with a female version. Alter Ego is part roleplaying and part life simulator released for Apple II, Commodore 64, MS-DOS and Mac OS and created by Activision in 1986.

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