This is such a good game! It really makes you look around your room and perhaps ask 'Where did that come from?', 'Who made it?' or 'Who owned this before me?' It makes you think about everything you own and love and truly be grateful for your fortunes.
One of the best depictions of anxiety I've ever seen. I bought this game on steam and even though it's only 5-10 minutes long, it's worth way more than just $1 in my opinion.
really cool little experience; despite how short it was the heart put into it shines through very much. i loved the clayish art direction and the music a whole lot :-)
Wow, this was unexpected. I randomly downloaded this game after a bit of scrolling because it looked interesting. Turned out to be a greater work of art than I expected!
The suggestion to stop and notice the thoughts that go through your head is nice, but I think the main character's thoughts themselves have something about them.
Thoughts like the walls sometimes seeming cozy and sometimes confining. The self doubt about the obvious line in the rug where he started working on it himself, even though that it seems to be visible only to the character himself. The unfulfilled promises to his own younger self. Questions like "is this what growing up feels like?". Suddenly noticing the passing of time while examining the sneakers. Clinging to his friends and his uncles memory even though it causes him physical pain... something about these thoughts just feels distinctly... human I guess.
The art direction itself was great as well. I liked the unique visual artstyle as well as each of the objects in his room being represented as their own instrument in a beautiful song, like they each play their part in making this space what it is. (This somewhat reminds me of Jacob Geller's Essay 'The Intimacy Of Everyday Objects', while writing lol).
Thank you for creating and sharing this work of art with us!
So cool you caught the little things, I super appreciate it! It means a lot. I'm gonna check out 'The Intimacy Of Everyday Objects' sounds interesting for sure
I needed to have this experience, after years of being anxious and depressed, worrying more about when i stop breathing than about life itself and what's going on around me, so this is just what i needed. A break, a reminder to just breathe.
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This is such a good game! It really makes you look around your room and perhaps ask 'Where did that come from?', 'Who made it?' or 'Who owned this before me?' It makes you think about everything you own and love and truly be grateful for your fortunes.
One of the best depictions of anxiety I've ever seen. I bought this game on steam and even though it's only 5-10 minutes long, it's worth way more than just $1 in my opinion.
really cool little experience; despite how short it was the heart put into it shines through very much. i loved the clayish art direction and the music a whole lot :-)
The game is truly outstanding.. Please continue creating things like this! I perceive great potential in your works. Well done!
this is a very neat little experience. the music was lovely too and really fit the game~!!
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Wow, this was unexpected. I randomly downloaded this game after a bit of scrolling because it looked interesting. Turned out to be a greater work of art than I expected!
The suggestion to stop and notice the thoughts that go through your head is nice, but I think the main character's thoughts themselves have something about them.
Thoughts like the walls sometimes seeming cozy and sometimes confining. The self doubt about the obvious line in the rug where he started working on it himself, even though that it seems to be visible only to the character himself. The unfulfilled promises to his own younger self. Questions like "is this what growing up feels like?". Suddenly noticing the passing of time while examining the sneakers. Clinging to his friends and his uncles memory even though it causes him physical pain... something about these thoughts just feels distinctly... human I guess.
The art direction itself was great as well. I liked the unique visual artstyle as well as each of the objects in his room being represented as their own instrument in a beautiful song, like they each play their part in making this space what it is. (This somewhat reminds me of Jacob Geller's Essay 'The Intimacy Of Everyday Objects', while writing lol).
Thank you for creating and sharing this work of art with us!
So cool you caught the little things, I super appreciate it! It means a lot. I'm gonna check out 'The Intimacy Of Everyday Objects' sounds interesting for sure
this was a really cool and awesome experience, you absolutely nailed the claymation ! good work
Thankyou!
this was very cool and i love the art style!
Thanks so much!
Life-changing.
I needed to have this experience, after years of being anxious and depressed, worrying more about when i stop breathing than about life itself and what's going on around me, so this is just what i needed. A break, a reminder to just breathe.
This goes into my all-time favorites.
So glad you took something away from it! Thankyou!
this is beautiful, man. truly a piece of art. i'm in awe. really made me stop and think. you should be super proud of this one.
That went crazy. The sound design, the art style, THE COLOURS. Yooo you cooked. Good work!!
neat little experience, nice style 👍
this is awesome (i haven't played it yet)
ok thats your best one yet omg the art is amazing the music is stellar the whole concept is so cool im in love GOOD JOB !!!
Thanks Shoey, means a lot :(
I loved this!! The claymation looks great!
THANKYOU
this is amazing!!!!! love the style so much
ahh thanks beau!!