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I've been meaning to leave a review of this game at least in the comments for months and I kept kicking it to some phantom "tomorrow" up until today.

I love this game dearly, there isn't a single other trans person that I talk to that I haven't recommended this game to.

I loved the writing, the general vibe/aesthetic, the music and sounds, the way the "chat room" dialogue windows are both displayed and used in the story to convey the way these multiple conversations overlap and intertwine.

The story resonated with me in many ways, it mirrored relationships I had at the time of playing and would argue that it prepared me to handle new ones long after. It helped me reconcile and understand my own relationship with well many things, I'd rather not spoil if anyone reads this before actually trying the game.

There was a very vivid feeling I had in my chest once I hit the final screen and it was a very clear "we are all we have" which has pretty much steered the way I bonded with other trans people going forward.

I loved this game very much, I cannot stop recommending it and I cannot wait to play the next game that comes out next week.

I am thankful we got to see more stuff from the Snuff Puppy world. This was fun to play, the entire thing (music, graphics, writing) works in such a way that you never feel like you want to do anything other than Check What Happens Next.

This and LONER_DOG both left me with a very specific yet indescribable hole in my chest. Thank you for making it.

I enjoyed every second of playing this, thank you for making it. I am terrible at describing why I think things are good but I will try:

• General aesthetic is exactly my fucking jam and I wish to eat more of this because it was delicious
• I am fascinated when games like this pull stuff like the Cobalt Belt, I  loved it and the way it was portrayed very much
• I loved both characters, I love what is wrong with them and I loved the moments where it reminded me of myself and/or friends/people I've been with
• I loved the [Ending A] thing at the end for a game where this very page says many times "there is only one outcome"
• I loved the way it represented where extremely terf-y mindsets lead to
• I loved every single background pic and portrait/CG.
• I loved Clover very much, I saw myself in many of the silly things it said or did.
• I loved this, in general, thank you again for making it and putting it out there.