Sort of intimidated to write a comment here, your games are always so intelligent and creative. Thinking on it, they actually feel like documentaries in nature with how knowledgeable and authoritative they are. Yamos and Ys also fold into this, they have detailed lives and perspectives, informed by a number of different contexts. It is through their voices that histories are told, with scorecards and phonecalls. The specificity of setting too, in time and place, in queer and hobbiest cultures, lend an immediate credibility. And that’s not even mentioning the presentation, with collaged materials leading to a tactile experience. I’m deeply taken with every game you make, gotta go nab the soundtrack once it drops on bandcamp