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I have played mountains of video games and can say I'm not one to get emotionally involved in the characters or story so much as I concern myself with seeing how it ends.  There were two times in this where I had to quit playing because I didn't want to have to read about Laura's increasingly unabashed philandering with other men. It made me sick as if she was my girlfriend. Then I am thinking 'why in the 4377 do I care about this fictitious girl or her decent into corruption?' and 'why am I nervous about Ashley sending me pictures?' It doesn't matter what I think, I care and there's nothing to do about it except applaud the developer on creating something that affects me at an impossibly deep level.  The content of this game is something I am vehemently opposed to and it's hard for me to even wrap my mind around the fact that this is a thing. For me, it's peaking into a world so forbidden that it's hard for me to stomach and I have traipsed into plenty of wildly forbidden worlds over the years.  So bravo Mr Le Stag on creating something that reached out and grabbed me by the heart and throat and squeezed in a race to see which would kill me first.  Now, what to do about Tara . . .