Another minor thing, when you press Ctrl to hide the window, you can still hear the sound effect of the dialogue being repeated every time you press a button that would normally progress dialogue.
Said this already in a review for the devs, but let the world see.
It takes a hell of a movie to move me to tears. I've never cried for a book before. I cried for Adastra. What a wild ride of emotions.
I'd seen Adastra recommended in a few different places, but I was skeptical about a human-furry romance, which isn't usually my kind of thing. Now I'm more than convinced.
My only complaint is that the script could have used another pass or two from a copy editor to fix typos and the like. But it's hard to complain about the writing when it's one of the most riveting things I've ever read. I came away from the experience feeling, appropriately, like I'd just lived an entire other life. I only knew these characters for a short while, but I feel like it will be many years before the hole they've left behind can be filled.
Reader of this comment, if you are even remotely considering downloading Adastra, do it. It's worth it.
