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really like this. there was a point (maybe two?) where i got mad and wanted to close the game, but i trust where your art takes me, so i kept going and i'm really glad i didn't close it (honestly i would've returned anyways--the gnawing probably wouldn't have stopped). 

it made me sit down and really confront choices that i believe i wouldn't make, but really, there's always a chance that i would, wouldn't i? and how do i reckon with that? 

shook me up properly, by the time i got to interact back (trying not to spoil, because it's all interaction...), i didn't know what my answer was. i'm still thinking about that answer. 

always excited for your work, thank you for sharing!

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thank you for reading and reflecting, it's not easy, and thanks for the trust.

(i have let a lot of (metaphorical) dogs out in the (metaphorical) cold, tied some up myself, and ignored most of them!)

i have deep in my heart a viciously ugly streak that thinks a dog should die in the cold or "it'll be fine..."

not happy i'm like this. i think i'm not unusual

i want to be intentional about which strings i pull on (in the myth at the end) but it's hard

my dad said one thing true: every moment is a crossroads