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I don't feel like it was uncomfortable at all. I've had my laptop a long time, you know? I think it was interesting to think of it in a new way - as a being I spend time with every day. It's already seen me do all sorts of things, make all sorts of mistakes and talk to all kinds of people. So... why not get to know it, too? Very cool! 

I drew something inappropriate on my name tag and it was like he KNEW. That was a really fun little experience, but I'm suddenly disappointed in my own predictability. 

The Toad Talk glyphs really draw me in now that I've spent some time actually trying to understand them. Thanks for the insight into the horror, pain, and crime I'm inflicting on this soft little creature. 11/10, I live in fear of Dario.

As someone who has worked extensively in customer service - this is it. This captures the feeling of staring into the eyes of a customer that has just tried to return something that's not even from your store. It's totally that feeling of sitting in your car during break and wanting to scream. I loved every minute of this, although I'm not sure I'd like to relive my actual store experiences. This game was a thoughtful, unnerving look at being in the belly of the beast and I loved it. There's really a depth here that resonates with my inner faceless employee. :)

I had no idea what to expect and I was completely blown away by the experience. This touched my heart and it's presented so well, it's really beautiful and full of character and care. Great stuff! 

I remember the flash game you're talking about, I think - it really impacted me, too, all those years ago-  so I'm glad that you were able to take the concept that really had me hooked and expand on it. Great job!

This was so incredibly sweet. The writing really made me feel like I connected with the narrative in a much more personal way. It was lovely! Can't wait to see more. :)

a really neat exploration of a poem in a digital space that feels handmade! really good. would slurp again.

I feel like 'horror' doesn't really sum up what I felt while I was playing this- I wasn't unsettled, and I didn't really feel like I should be. It was its own weird little world with some unsettling elements, but mostly I felt compassion. I felt emotionally connected to the relics despite not knowing much about them. I wasn't afraid of them or the world they inhabited- I was curious as to how it worked and what had happened. It's a lovely experience. It's a meaningful experience. I feel like I really did explore the relics of something great that had left a lot of chaos in its wake, and then it was time to pack up what was left and take them all home. Extremely refreshing. Thanks for letting us take this little journey for free. :)

I feel like someone ought to tell you how evocative this is. I dig the atmosphere, your word choice- I'm living for the filthy, oppressive basement scenes as much as I am the moments of introspection. Really great.

I found that this impacted me more than I initially thought it would. I also feel like I actually learned something after pouring over the WIPP page. It's a genuinely unnerving thought, and I think your writing reflects it well. Even with limited choices, I felt like there was a very real, and very forboding decision to be made. Great work!