Wow. That's all I could think; wow.

The characters and the writing. Seeing each of the characters react and cope with the existential dread from the end of the world made them feel much more alive. Hell, it even made ME reflect on myself as a person with how philosophically heavy it got. 

I liked how abrupt the endings are when the THE happens. It genuinely felt like, "Oh shit, that really just happened.".

Overall, this is a 10/10 masterpiece. The writing gives you so much to think about. (This probably doesn't make any sense but I'll type it in anyways: this VN felt like pillow talk.)

Heads-up, the pc file isn’t tagged as playable on linux despite being so

This was pretty great
I liked Edgar's monologue
the Prose felt very Keith Ballard (yes haha obvious, but like I dunno the writers voice felt familiar to when I read the adastra video essay script)
The juxtaposition of the text describing the surroundings as feeling AI generated next to the background being one of the least AI-generated feeling (I mean it was partially in sketch mode) was pretty awesome
It was a visual spectacle and a nice foray into 4 Different Ways To Cope With The Apocalypse.
Now that's a title that sounds like a Pizza movie ;P

This is really, really, really shocking. When the game automatically quit after I finished the four ending games, I stared at the screen for a long time. Although there is no Chinese translation of this game, I can't say that I fully understand it. But it really impressed me. I really like your writing style and hope to see more of your work in the future.

this may be one of the most shamelessly indulgent things ive seen. and i mean that with utmost sincerity and positivity. it impresses upon me as if it is what it needs itself to be, for itself. 

i felt like i was understood by someone who's never known me. 

Nice visual novel with animal characters.

I genuinely didn't expect this to move me the way it did. Not because I didn't expect it to be good, I've loved your essay videos since I've discovered them: Don't undervalue yourself because you're new at this.  You did great, all of the team did. It's hard for something this short to have such an impact.

Every character felt real, I love how each of them reacts a different way to this apocalypse. I wish I could respond to these characters, to interact with them, to know them better. As much as I want to disagree with them, to say I would keep on living as much as I could until the very end, how can I promise to do so in such a situation? Their final wish, with impacting big bold text, really shined, specially in my first route.

And the ending comment from you, inspiring people to make art for themselves, for it to be self-serving with no strings attached. I will make queer media, for myself and for others. I wish I'll one day make something as great and touching as this.

Hope you continue making more projects that you love.

i sat there staring at the screen.

i think this won't leave my mind for a long while

DUDE... this was such an amazing game. it really went to 0 to 100 so fast yet so slowly. every single ending was beautifully written, i really liked edgar's, terribly sad. thank u for making this i love you. 

We'll get through this.

Story, art and music all knocked it out of the park, even more impressive given the time limit imposed for the game jam, hope you consider future projects similar to this

:,3

BURROWING time, eh?

BWAHAHAHA!

Cool!

the intensity, the characterization, the pacing, it's all so powerful and masterfully executed. calming and harrowing all at once

oh wooooowwwwww I really like this, short, introspective, haunting, there's a really good sense of "oh, I think I know where this this is going" while still hitting really hard, really nice cinematography too! made it really feel like no scene was just filler. good job!! :3

My favorite type of story is one where every line matters. One where every scene matters. This game's synthesis between all it's components (writing, art, sound, usage of lyrics and quotations) is absolutely indelible. It was an really cohesive experience, which I found sort of ironic by the end given the themes of the novel.

Incredible job. I'm grateful to you guys for making such an excellent piece of art, and I'm grateful to be alive today to play it. Will be replaying for a long while to come. Fuck.

Incredibly evocative and interesting work. Gonna be thinking about this one for a while.

Incredible! Each character was crazy well written and relatable, even with how distinct they were - especially loved Nomi. I haven't had dialogue give me such creeping unease since Echo. My only complaint was that I wish there was more!

Yeah....It's good. Short and intense.

It looks like there's an ending epilogue after reading all 4 paths. I'm not able to view it in game. I suppose it's due to linux bullshit.

But, I really take it to heart. 

Thanks for writing this.

i'm terrified of crying at another vn lol god help me

This was certainly something, too bad there's no more to come.

Edgar's ending got me slack jawed staring at my screen

holy shit this is peak

I just finished all the endings and I'm left speechless. The best way I can describe this VN is that it is hauntingly beautiful. The narrative is really well done and Edgar's ending especially got to me.

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I think the biggest proof to me that this is well-crafted is the fact that even though I had accurately guessed what Edgar's "I want you to..." was going to be, it still had me reeling after it was said. The fact that I can know what's coming and still be emotionally affected is amazing. Overall, I love how this VN encapsulates the different reactions to "the end," and how everyone does cope in different ways. I think it's great too that the cause is never explicitly stated, which leaves perfect room for the reader to imagine it themselves.

Really well done.