I look forward to seeing more of you
This was amazing.
The emotion that the words put into the actual gameplay, albeit simplistic, was really compelling me to perform either for or against his wishes. The sheer fact of how this is what a relationship can turn into is just mind numbing.
Excellent, stellar work. Don't give up.
I liked it!
I liked the this game idea. I ended it 3 times. This game makes you think, which is a BIG +!!!
So, if you choose to do what he/she/it? says, you'll get rewarded, making the world more detaled. And so you get first ending stage. But when I finished game obeying, i thought that i actualy lost sth.: my personality. I become mindless pupet, what i din't liked :/
Going the second, "not to do", way makes world less detailed (and annoying imho :P), but more "colorfull". It was my first option and i think it was the right one.
This game (i think) is all about beeing yourself or not. Depending which path you choose you always loose sth. or someone.
There are still some parts that i did not understand, but mayby I'm not that experienced, eg.: when i was called man in the end.
Interesting.
I guess since you have to give thought to this, there really isn't a good or bad ending. It just depends on how you think of the surroundings that are going on. My perspective on this would be that there are two endings, one: for being "loved" by someone and staying in a very detailed world, or two: being free, escaping from the place you were "trapped" in but possibly "saddening" the person who was talking to you. Maybe if you can understand this meaning of the story, it might open new doors for you. 10/10 because it made me think, :P
Wow
very...interesting game
i played it a second time to try out all the bad things..and it got kinda confusing
hope to see more games like this
I love what you conveyed in this game. It was definitely worth completing despite the difficulty. The controls were difficult. I usually don’t play these types of games, but I found the atmosphere and the speaker intriguing. I understand the purpose of how it ended, but I still want more. I doubt you’ll have a sequel, but I feel a few more questions need to be answered. Great job. I would like to see more from you.