"Same encounter, different world." Moon is a young woman who lives an ordinary city life as an office worker. However, because she suffers from depression, she reacts and deals with things in a way that is very different from regular city folk.
I found this game and enjoyed it, i even thought it would be helpful to help explain depression to people that never experienced it. But thanks for nothing and pushing christianity with it. I get that people can find peace in religion but this illusion of "healing" because of religion is bs. I was afk for a while so i could not give this game back.
Could've been better, it lacks depth and felt like a pain to play through because of how boring and simplistic it was. There's a vast number of vns and clicker/puzzle games that aren't as basic and plain as this one. Would not recommend since it made me DEATHLY BORED.
This was a poorly written 'game' that simply TOLD you what to think rather than letting you come to that conclusion yourself. With much better direction, this game could've been more engaging and gotten across the message they were trying to tell a lot better.
The art was very simplistic, which I liked. It got the idea and emotions across with very...
This game is pretty decent at attempting to convey how depression feels like, there were several chapters where I could relate to the emotions Moon was facing at situations, and I do appreciate the ending where the author chose not to give "yea so after treatment, life became amazing!!! yay" and chose to end it on the thought: "sometimes, just being...
I hesitate to even call this a 'game'. It's a linear story with a handful of easy puzzles sprinkled in. The narration didn't do it any favors either. I found it grating. If you do decide to try it, muting the narration led to a noticeable improvement for me. The art style and sound design are lovely but it has zero replay value so I can't recommend...
