Jesus christ. I'd been looking forward to this one for a bit. Had a vague idea in mind of what to expect and it still manages to be incredibly painful. A couple of lines that really made my stomach turn here. The sheer unfairness of Marisol's precarious circumstances, this nightmarish world where anyone is just a slip away from homelessness. So fucking painful to watch her force herself to acclimatise to Dr Rose's treatment of her - worst of all is that there were so many incentives to try and believe that this one person truly cared, against all the others who didn't. A protagonist so starved of compassion that even its mirage becomes convincing. A game where even the eyecatches hurt. Thanks for making this.