A short psychological adventure about a stressed girl who wants to explore her ceiling.
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the true horror is being a med school student
Honestly, this game reminds me of a time in my life when anxiety and stress were literally eating me up both mentally and physically. It was so unbearable that even as a child I would collapse on the floor bending my knees crying dreaming and hoping of an easier life. But in life, nothing goes as planned. You have to become strong and to believe in yourself and be able to achieve your dreams or goals that reach your heart. Thanks for reading, I hope you enjoyed the game it's really great.
i wish a skinny twink appeared in my head when i started procrastinating fr
Given the game's price, I didn't expect much in terms of content or lore, but I was quickly proven wrong. Not only is there a story, but it's rich, deeply developed, and emotionally resonant. I found parts of it personally relatable, which made the experience even more impactful. The game features multiple endings, each offering different storylines and character arcs, encouraging multiple playthroughs to uncover all the secrets and achievements. Huge thanks to the developers for crafting such a brilliant and heartfelt narrative.
Maybe it's silly, but I couldn't bring myself to finish this game for months and months. I never even made it 10 minutes in, never made it to one ending, because I knew it'd drag me down. I felt like it'd remind me of my own problems and shortcomings, but then I did beat it. After over half a year of being too afraid, I 100%'d the game, and... I'm glad I did.
When I was considering picking up this game, I saw only one negative review among a sea of positive ones, and since it's short and cheap and looked relatable, I figured I could chalk up the one person who didn't enjoy it to personal taste. After fully finishing the game, though, I have to say I agree with that one individual and feel compelled to add my own warning to those who may get this game looking for some catharsis. The game starts out well enough; honestly I did enjoy most of it. It builds tension well, and the unsettling feeling when coming across various things was pretty satisfying. The problem is the ending. (The "true" ending, that is. The jokey secret ending and the bad ending are perfectly fine for what they are imo.) The main character spends the entire game being stressed and anxious only to "defeat" the source of apparently all their worries and become perfectly happy
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