Story is sweet but the overworld repeats itself after like the 5th iteration and the cutscenes consist of singular images sometimes with loading screens which make going through it after you have seen it all on the overworld kinda annoying.
Getting to know someone through their art is always really meaningful.
It's an interesting concept, I particularly like how NPC dialogue starts stagnating after a while and the idea that you're playing something unfinished. My biggest problem is that on my pc the loading screens were abysmal, making it kind of a slog to get through and taking me out of it every hole cycle.
The 'sexy' furry women are also not my thing.
Edit: SPOILER I forgot to say this but "and than she got hit by a car" is a very cliche twist
It's an interesting concept, I particularly like how NPC dialogue starts stagnating after a while and the idea that you're playing something unfinished. My biggest problem is that on my pc the loading screens were abysmal, making it kind of a slog to get through and taking me out of it every hole cycle.
The 'sexy' furry women are also not my thing.
Edit: SPOILER I forgot to say this but "and than she got hit by a car" is a very cliche twist
Weird LSD dream emulator like game with some nice art
but oh god, I hate the tank controls with first person platforming
but oh god, I hate the tank controls with first person platforming
I bought it because it had a big boobed women [NOT A SEX GAME]. I don't really have a lot to say except I like the artstyle of the characters in this.
Don't let the mouse with big jugs fool you, this game is extremely sweet and heartwarming when you start to realize what it's about.
Good Game. You and other people should play it, it's not even an hour long.
Caught my eye because of juicy anthro rat honkers, bought it because it looked like underground itch.io type beat game, actually liked because of the meta personal aspect behind of this game in particular and the story behind it. Even if it's pretty barren, I think that's the point, to keep those memories as they were.