A really harrowing story. Not exactly an easy topic, but it's really well written and there were so many parts where I could see a bit of myself in the protagonist to a painful degree; the portrayal of autism here and the struggle is felt too well. Really good read.
Short but compelling depiction of a traumatized autistic child suffering a barrage of abuse and ostracization from every angle and how it leads her down a dark path of projection and limerence. You get your pick of ending so you can get a satisfying "burn it all down" and then a palate cleanser of a healthier resolution. The latter borders on being...
A relatable tale for me, as an autistic woman somewhat obsessed with their older brother as a child. Okay, still obsessed. It's not always easy growing up, especially when you're rock is away at university. The best birthday present ever was a trip to visit my older brother in The Big Apple. Anyway, Ebi reinforces the idea that, we are all just people...
Another wonderful visual novel from Ebi. A rather quick and punchy read that really gets you invested quickly and speaks on a lot of different and deeply interesting concepts. The feeling of being an outsider is really universal, and I imagine the showcase of it here will be even more relateable to some.
I'll also say, for the pricetag, you're getting...
This visual novel is emotionally intense.
You view the world from the eyes of a young girl named Lilac who struggles both at school and at home. You have full access to her every thought and feeling, which drastically increases the sense of contrast between your understanding of how she feels versus how the rest of the characters (mis)label her. I have...
