This game is (as provided right now) exactly what I expected it to be. Short, but entertaining.
NOTE: As the developer states below, this application has been created during a competition, however I will review this seriously.
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The Way of Life seems to be just a fun project, created by a few friends running on the Unity 3D engine. You can tell it is one of their first games, seeing as it has a few design flaws, overall scripting bugs and collider misplacements/oversizing. Play-testing would do the job, but obviously an Indie-studio can't do too much about that (I WOULD LOVE TO SIGN UP FOR PLAYTESTING THOUGH, WOULD ALSO LOVE TO TAKE A LOOK AT THE PROJECT FILES AND TRANSLATING).
Now after a few details, let's get into it:
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Story:

Well, there is not too much to say since at the moment there are just three(or one) level.
You walk across a street, first as a buisnessman, later as an old man and a child. The "street" is always
represented from the characters point of view. I like the idea a lot, same level, different point of view, I mean
we all have different realisations of life, don't we? Potential.

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Graphics:

Simple, would say it is using Unitys standard shaders (which is not a depriciation, rather a statement).
Still the support the game and are stlyzed to parts of the game(The old, buisnessman and the kid).
UV-Mapping(Texturing) however is sometimes done a little bit rough and objects clip into eachother at cerain points.

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Well, nothing else (besides the awesome music!!!)...

Yeah sure, I could now take a look at every tiny bit, but the entire game is about 5 minutes long so what are you expecting?

Conclusion:
Install, try, uninstall. This is what I did as well. I enjoyed it, but the game leaves me curious. Curious what's to come.
The idea is good and the developer is really trying, but I am so interested what the will add and how they will keep the player amazed. I recommend this game to everyone, who has nothing to do for the next few minutes, who is one a break or just wants to taste a bit of indie-art.

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I like your game. Really I do! It does suffer from a few bugs/possibly unintended behaviour though:

• You are able to bunnyhop over the bridge on the child-level
  
• The donut clips through the wall, maybe just make it a little bit smaller?
  
• Some textures are messed up
  
• Some scripts trigger to late, so that you are able to clip through cars and dragons.
  
  Keep up the good work, I hope you will at least bring out another level, I follow this!

[h1][b]A review[/b][/h1] This game is ([u]as provided right now[/u]) exactly what I expected it to be. Short, but entertaining. NOTE: As the developer states below, this application has been created during a competition, however I will review this seriously. -------------------------------------------------- The Way of Life seems to be just a fun project, created by a few friends running on the Unity 3D engine. You can tell it is one of their first games, seeing as it has a few design flaws, overall scripting bugs and collider misplacements/oversizing. Play-testing would do the job, but obviously an Indie-studio can't do too much about that ([b]I WOULD LOVE TO SIGN UP FOR PLAYTESTING THOUGH, WOULD ALSO LOVE TO TAKE A LOOK AT THE PROJECT FILES AND TRANSLATING[/b]). Now after a few details, let's get into it: -------------------------------------------------- Story: Well, there is not too much to say since at the moment there are just three(or one) level. You walk across a street, first as a buisnessman, later as an old man and a child. The "street" is always represented from the characters point of view. I like the idea a lot, same level, different point of view, I mean we all have different realisations of life, don't we? Potential. --------------------------------------------------- Graphics: Simple, would say it is using Unitys standard shaders (which is not a depriciation, rather a statement). Still the support the game and are stlyzed to parts of the game(The old, buisnessman and the kid). UV-Mapping(Texturing) however is sometimes done a little bit rough and objects clip into eachother at cerain points. ----------------------------------------------------- Well, nothing else (besides the awesome music!!!)... Yeah sure, I could now take a look at every tiny bit, but the entire game is about 5 minutes long so what are you expecting? [b]Conclusion:[/b] Install, try, uninstall. This is what I did as well. I enjoyed it, but the game leaves me curious. Curious what's to come. The idea is good and the developer is really trying, but I am so interested what the will add and how they will keep the player amazed. I recommend this game to everyone, who has nothing to do for the next few minutes, who is one a break or just wants to taste a bit of indie-art. ----------------------------------------------------- [h1]To the developer:[/h1] I like your game. Really I do! It does suffer from a few bugs/possibly unintended behaviour though: [list] [*] You are able to bunnyhop over the bridge on the child-level [*] The donut clips through the wall, maybe just make it a little bit smaller? [*] Some textures are messed up [*] Some scripts trigger to late, so that you are able to clip through cars and dragons. Keep up the good work, I hope you will at least bring out another level, I follow this!