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i love iiiit! I'm so addicted to this typing game. Really challenging and good level progression. Plus, the lore is really cute.

Providing a bit of lore to the game and its name.

Tag is called 鬼ごっこ in Japanese, which roughly translates to demon's game. The game is set on this futuristic-cyberspace setting, so we linked this to the computer science concept of a "daemon". Most daemon programs have a "d" as a suffix (i.e. syslogd or systemd), so we added that to the tag game to create a "daemon tag".

Lovely game! It's a full-on story with cutscenes. I think this is a really cool medium to tell the story, roleplaying as Algernon is def more intense than just reading it.

This is such a beautiful way to tell a story through a game. I felt like I did in the Up! intro scene. It's a small experience that is really powerful in every moment.

I never thought sitting with the edgy and lonely kid in catholic school would be so traumatic. It feels like it's accurate to the kinds of pressures and expectations catholic schools tend to place on kids. Really good. Loved the multiple endings.

This is really amazing. I felt nostalgic, I was scared, I was surprised –all at the same time and without being able to exactly tell where this feeling was coming from. I tend to be really desensitized to horror games, but this kind of psychological thriller hit me in a way I did not expect.

I so wanted to leave the maze, but I was trapped in this constant cycle of eating and drinking water and then being unsatisfied. Really accurate depiction of that feeling.

I really like this kind of game and the idea of a world that dynamically changes at a constant –and melodic– rhythm

I know it's meant to be a horror game, but I found the atmosphere and the effects to be so lovely. In the sense that I could just walk around forever, but it was, in fact, kind of scary. Cool sound design too! That definitely added a lot

I recommend downloading the Windows or macOS build if possible :) The game runs well on browser but you will get a better experience on desktop.