this is like 22 moneys in my country :') its ok ill absolutely get this when I acquire da dough, and will update this comment once i have read this.
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I can see the analogue horror inspiration and while I normally don't have much appreciation for it nowadays (nothing can ever beat Local 58), this was made a lot more impactful for me due to the interactive aspect.
Also, no sussy Jerma smile which is a guaranteed plus from me, and while facial distortion is still something this game relies on, it was done in a way I actually really liked.
Like, if I saw these individuals near me I would be genuinely creeped out (I would also shited pised and cumed on my pantaloons).
EDIT: I have come to appreciate analogue horror again. This is still a great game.
Criminally underrated considering how effective and powerful this is. The whole thing builds up to a moment that I can only describe as lonesome, and almost hopeless.
Couple that with the open-ended, vague but simultaneously direct story, which could be interpreted as a ficticious end-of-world scenario or an allusion to a possible grim future for us, for example, and it's real striking.
I love it! <3
Really loved it! The story is quite interesting, and engimatic at times. I'm still trying to make out what exactly happened there at the end for myself, because honestly, it could be anything, but I imagine it's something metaphorical.
Either way, I loved the characters, Embry is a precious lil' cinnamon bun and Dr. D. Light is just the best in every way. Despite it being so short, the story still manages to be engaging all the way through. The art, the music, it's all so charming, it fits like a glove! Thanks for this awesome experience. I'll definitely be checking out your other stuff.