Best of luck to the both of us :') And if no one else does, I see your effort, and your genuine intention to get there on time. <3 I'll be rooting for you, but don't be too hard on yourself when you can't quite make it!
This was so much fun! I enjoyed figuring out how to navigate the setting, and playing around with the automatons at our disposal (e.g experimentally bashing anything, even the Gazer, which I found really funny). I love the whole thing about losing your words, it seems like such a fun and clever take on parsers, and I love how you used it on the path toward the third ending.
I think you've done a beautiful job with the imagery. From the child and each item that becomes part of the kite, to the part where the kite begins to fly and we see the devastation of their surroundings... The details and emotions in the description are just all well done.
Ah, I'm so glad, that means a lot, I hope those quotes can bring you comfort time and time again. <3 Thank you so much for reading! Take care (also I love your username haha)
Exploration of any sort begins with questions, and is facilitated by the information and language we learn or develop along the way to both describe our findings and understand them better. This game offers questions to get us thinking about our personal understanding of our own identities, and provides that language and information to help us through that exploration (in a cool maze room format!)
Thank you so much for this comment, words can't express how much I appreciate this! I'm really glad you loved it and found inspiration in it, thank you very much for reading. Take care <3
As an ADHDer who struggles with getting out of the house on time, I appreciated and enjoyed this game (and by that I mean I felt the worry and shame being portrayed while also going "oh BTS! can I pick up the ARMY bomb" and "can I pet the cat?" and "oh the arm has the watch on it now, how cute")
