Very excited to come across this, because the concept is extremely up my alley - and it didn't disappoint! Incredible how much punch you pack into such a short game, you should be proud.
I love the detailed shading - amazing how much texture and visual flair you've accomplished. It felt like a beautiful fever dream, the kind that leaves you horrified but half-wanting to slip back into sleep and see where else it leads.
This was so lovely - brilliant use of different textures and mediums. I felt a longing for connection bubbling up inside me as I played; the emotional experience is so deftly handled. Excellent stuff.
I absolutely loved this - so well-thought out and brilliantly realised. The sound design is impeccable, and I love the way the buttons for different body parts gradually fade in. The artist's statement was lovely to read, as well.
Fantastic concept, lovely colour scheme, and I particularly enjoyed the original poem - it made me feel an indescribable melancholy about my little polygon people. Thanks for making & sharing!
I really liked this! Full of warmth and detail. It really captured what it's like to be young and full of yearning for something and only just grasping at something heavy and difficult - as well as the hazy, complicated nostalgia of looking back at it. The 'he' -> 'she' hit so hard, in particular.
This was such a lovely, dreamy experience. It was at once very meditative and a little stressful - I really felt the burden and joy of choosing what to archive. Beautiful choice of music and pictures, too! The combination of photos and illustrations and screenshots from films/anime works so so well.
Thank you so much!!!! This comment really made my day, I'm so glad you enjoyed them. Especially nice to have my website shouted out, I always wonder how many people click through to it!
Finally got around to checking this out after your comment on I Dreamt of Something Lost - I loved it so much! Charming and horrifying and gut-wrenchingly sad in equal measure. It is uncannily similar to IDoSL, but I feel we branch off in very distinct directions (the EyeOS characters being younger feels like it makes a big difference, in particular).
Thanks for your kind words on IDoSL, and apologies it took me so long to respond!
Thank you for the comment, I'm so glad you enjoyed it!! There are three other results - I'm honestly not sure why you keep getting that one! The questions you get each time are randomly generated, so it might've just been bad luck.
(Also, like the actual RAADS-R, which answer will get most points varies question by question - so a run where you always pick 'never' or always pick 'always' are actually more likely to give you an average score, if that makes sense.)
This was incredible - one of the most masterful uses of Twine I've ever come across. I particularly loved how many of the hyperlinks made me move a few words back as I was reading - forcing me to retread old ground just as Ines is doing. The backgrounds are beautiful, the prose is delightfully unsettling, and the experience was a horrifying treat. Thank you so much for making this.
I've been having a ton of fun playing this - love the atmosphere, love the grindiness of it, love drawing out little maps to keep track of where I'm going. I've only played the easy classes and have only gotten a couple of levels in but am greatly enjoying each attempt. :)
Oh, gosh - this was such a lovely comment to receive! Thank you SO much, this is exactly the experience I was aiming for and I am extremely glad it spoke to you.
Thank you so much! Not currently, no - I cobbled the text together from various bits of poetry I'd written a year beforehand. I totally could make them available in plain text and/or send you a copy, if that's something you'd be interested in?
Thank you so much for commenting, I'm really glad you enjoyed it! There is only one ending, although dialogue along the way will indeed change based on your choices. I would like to release an expanded version at some point that will likely have multiple endings, though.
