I can see why some people wouldnt like this game but personally I couldnt stop playing after I first downloaded. It is repetitive, the english isnt perfect, its slow-paced and some might find it boring. I believe, however, that the game is very charming and its the effort someone puts into playing it that makes it feel worth it. The character in this game is going through a crisis: they are a shut in because they have anxiety and depression, and I can personally relate to that and the everyday struggles of being someone with diagnosed mental illness. Wishing I was somebody else at times, or being able to find energy, to be productive and be someone. I personally see the slowburn of the gameplay, the repetitive effort to try and get better/do better, as the little steps we slowly begin to take in real life, after we welcome help and start accepting our condtion. The player may or may not relate to this characters circumstances, but regardless of that, they begin to accept us. its almost as if we are tiny voices inside their head trying to help them, almost like a psychologist would. We listen to
what the character has to say even tho its awkward and hard to talk about yourself in the beginning and help them slowly get their life back together even if things wont always be perfect.
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Bloo S.
3.8I can see why some people wouldnt like this game but personally I couldnt stop playing after I first downloaded. It is repetitive, the english isnt perfect, its slow-paced and some might find it boring. I believe, however, that the game is very charming and its the effort someone puts into playing it that makes it feel worth it. The character in this game is going through a crisis: they are a shut in because they have anxiety and depression, and I can personally relate to that and the everyday struggles of being someone with diagnosed mental illness. Wishing I was somebody else at times, or being able to find energy, to be productive and be someone. I personally see the slowburn of the gameplay, the repetitive effort to try and get better/do better, as the little steps we slowly begin to take in real life, after we welcome help and start accepting our condtion. The player may or may not relate to this characters circumstances, but regardless of that, they begin to accept us. its almost as if we are tiny voices inside their head trying to help them, almost like a psychologist would. We listen to what the character has to say even tho its awkward and hard to talk about yourself in the beginning and help them slowly get their life back together even if things wont always be perfect.
an otaku girl
4.4it's a really casual game, just like the intro says: you log in to visit them, spend some time with them and then log out. A very mundane game