i second this. i watched a let's-play just to hear the music
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incredible. this really made me think further about my own relationship to my body and identity. but more importantly, it helped me understand the kinds of struggles and triumphs of those around me. many of these feelings are invisible to others, so i'm grateful that these people felt compelled to share their stories. powerful stuff.
about a decade ago, i was bi-curious for about a month, but realised i'm just a big ol' homo. so i knew what the results were gonna be, but i just wanted to experience this and i was immensely tickled. love, love, love this. (also - i'm going to a (implied to be LGBTQ+) men's potluck today, so the likelyhood of hugging a bisexual is extremely high!)
WOW. i thought this would be cool, but this completely blew my mind. it's truly one of my favourite experiences with videogames of all time, and it was only 41 minutes !! it went places i didn't expect, and the music was incredible. just so bedazzled.
i'm a massive fan of flat shaded early 3d graphics... i have no nostalgia for it, but it really tickles me. despite this experience being singular, i'd like to see some games inspired by this!
thank you so, so much.
in my letter i said i don't read much IF. but recently i defeated Echo 🏜 - it took me 39 hours over 4ish years, and i needed a break from the house 🏡 that makes it ... well i pined 🌲for more gay furry VNs so i ended up with a spreadsheet 🛏 of 48 entries. plus a collection of 20+ games from a jam about wolv 🐺. i am hair-deep in VNs now !! OH and also i successfully had a copy of 50 Years of Text Games ordered by my library !! which 🧙 i believe 🍁 i heard from y'all. i love 🎈 choicebeat
been reading maywolf for hot daddies but i read the reviews for this and couldn't resist. and WOW this made me cry a couple times !! i love reading about people coming out to themselves, but it's so frustrating when it's not all cherry and roses !! but these are the kinds of stories that need to be told and i need to hear, so thank you for this !!
one of the standout experiences of media in my life. about 40 hours spread in a period of 3-4 years, i'm really sad i can't experience any of it for the first time anymore, even though i'm not always fond of the characters' decisions/actions. i definitely feel like a different person before and after this, just like with adastra.
i started to want to actually learn pixel art right after the last jam ended. i need a goal with a deadline for motivation, so i was waiting for a jam! i'm happie.
i rarely ever visit this site, but when i did, this article was suggested: https://arstechnica.com/science/2025/04/lichens-can-survive-almost-anything-and-...