It’s the first time I’ve read a visual novel quite like this one. I have some background in psychology and trauma, as well as a bit of personal experience—though not to this extent—which made the story hit even harder.
Despite its short length, it captures the themes of domestic abuse, loss, and neglect with a level of authenticity and emotional weight that’s rare. It’s the kind of story that will resonate deeply with people who have been in similar situations or know someone who has. The message it carries is important, and I genuinely believe more people should be aware of it.
The visual, audio, and narrative elements work together incredibly well to bring the experience to life.
Kudos to the writer and artists for creating something so impactful.