that was beautiful. Something about it is so comforting yet eerie. like walking through a well-maintained graveyard, or a dead game. Its like memories of goodtimes are baked into everything around you but you can't fully enjoy them, just view them through a window.
Once I chanced upon this game I found myself enraptured immediately. I played it for a consecutive 5 hours. After my 311st playthrough of this masterpiece I resigned to my living quarters and contemplated what I had experienced and learned from it. However, whilst I was deep in my meditation on this absolute jewel of modern engineering, I had forgotten my self and neglected to consume any form of sustinence for an entire fortnight. I awoke from daze when my servants finally broke into my sleeping chamber. Once I related to them the epiphany I had underwent in my studious ponderings they approved of my abstinence and left me to thoughts once again.
I continued my deliberation for another month, after which I sold all of my estate, divorced my wife and sent my son off to boarding school. I thusly ventured to the countryside and started my current pilgramage to live humbly on a farm raising cows.
Truly this game has changed my life. I now live in the name of beef.
I really enjoy the setting and character design but the story is a bit confusing. The two different tests without context don't hit as hard as they should. I wish we could learn a little more about Jen so we know what the voices are referring too.
pretty cool concept. I convinced her I needed life-saving medicine and I'd die if I couldn't get it myself. Takes a lot of affirmation that you'll return for her to agree tho.
very frustrating to play. Having to watch your lives go down one by one is very demoralizing. Also not being able to see whats in the next screen and dying instantly when entering the room is way too common.
