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this was sooooo cute <33333 I LOVE HIM!!!! 


As with all your games, the ui and the presentation of it was great!! The blinking was such a surprise and it was so smooth?? And the bgs were beautiful, your color choices were everything. I JUST LOVE THIS GAME!!!

I really enjoyed the art and presentation of the game. It was nice getting to know Clem and the game really felt like a peek under the hood of a more a complex person

Suicide is always a tricky thing to handle in media, and I think the culture around the discussion of it is what makes it that way. There isn't really a way for someone to talk about being suicidal or having suicidal thoughts without others using institutionalization as a weapon. If conversations would be had more easily imo people would have higher standards for how the act of suicide is portrayed in media. 


Its not easy knowing that you just don't care, even though you want to. It's not easy seeing how little accountability is held for writers/ artists portraying what it's like being suicidal. I did cry through the whole game because I was reading the thought process i been having snice i was in grade school, without getting to tmi lol, this game read  like my thoughts. 


The part where the narrator gets the brief drive to want to live, it hit hard. trying to grasp tightly to that feeling, so you can go on for a little bit more, before it slips away from you and you're right back to where you started, spiraling. It's rough. And I don't think it's a feeling that goes unexplored in lots of portrayals of suicidality . So many of us are searching and clinging onto reasons to live, and to leave the cycle of depressive thoughts behind


When the cg popped for his death came up in that game I was less shocked and more just disappointed with the presentation  and confused at the writing decision . Narrative writers have control over the pacing and content of their stories, and his death was abrupt and in all honesty felt unneccasry to supporting the themes of the game.  Care of the player was not in mind when that ending, or any of the endings tbh, were deveploed. 


Anyways, thank you for making a game like this, reading it actually made me feel a bit better and more understood  then i have in a while

Mostly copy and pasting my rating to the comments

Discussion of suicide and death starts near the middle of the comment/review

the presentation of the game is sleek and colorful. The art assets for this game are wonderful from the character art to the ui. However there are no "quality of life" features for players, i.e. a skip or save function making multiple playthroughs boring to get through. It's important to me as a player, especially when there are multiple endings, to have a save and loading function to cut out the tedium of rereading old dialogue/scenes back to back.

As for the content, the game suffers from a pacing issue. The progression felt very abrupt, and not in a way that made sense to the story but, as if there was very little meat besides the concept of the shocking ending, which I felt could have been foreshadowed better. The suicide aspects of the story were handled sloppily imo, and evident from all the other people commenting in shock it came as a surprise (not a twist) to them.

The fluffy parts with Zilas were cute tho a bit flat. The theme of streamers being human too could have been explored more thoroughly (and with more nuance) through that lense then the horror approach that was taken. If anything I feel the obvert horror aspects of the game is reductive, too in your face and distracted from the theming. The horror (of the situation and dynamic Zilas had to streaming and his fans) was implicit through the chat and dialogue and worked well when it was approached with a subtler touch

all and all i think the writing aspect of this game wasn't handled with care, for the character and most of all for the player. also why does this game not have an age rating?

Hello! When I click ignore it takes me straight to the main menu, I'm wondering if that is just where the scene ends? This happens near the end of Ezra's epilogue. I have been enjoying this game so much, thank you for making it!