A collection of short vignettes about people having chance meetings and slow romances. Film maker and a photographer. Tea enthusiast and a gamer. Two business people.
Basically fine. Overwhelmingly straight and kind of just more about people getting along than examine any real relationship and the mechanics of making it work. Every segment generally involves cute little interactions with no real conflict. And that's fine, really. But it also just kinda flows through you like water. Couldn't tell you the name of any character the day after I played it.
Also it was just kinda jarring to play an indie game where the main emotional core is around two business people joining an investment project together. There's the occasional undertone to those scenes where some teens show up to yell about corporate stooges and the characters are like "damn kids today are mean for no reason :(" And I could not decipher the intent or politics of those moments for the life of me.
Basically fine. Overwhelmingly straight and kind of just more about people getting along than examine any real relationship and the mechanics of making it work. Every segment generally involves cute little interactions with no real conflict. And that's fine, really. But it also just kinda flows through you like water. Couldn't tell you the name of any character the day after I played it.
Also it was just kinda jarring to play an indie game where the main emotional core is around two business people joining an investment project together. There's the occasional undertone to those scenes where some teens show up to yell about corporate stooges and the characters are like "damn kids today are mean for no reason :(" And I could not decipher the intent or politics of those moments for the life of me.