very neat concept!! Been rotisserie-ing the thought of how to convey multiple perspectives and thus was such an effective way of doing that—and echoing the changing music but also the changes in artstyle and perspective were so cool.
I gotta ask if it continues after you talk to all parts? was unsure if I missed something or it ended there.
I can't believe no one else has commented here yet! I just wanted to say that I really enjoyed this. The narrative is thoughtful and tender, the art is lovely to look at, I adore the shift in music depending on which part is being spoken to, and the multiple windows thing is just really fascinating. I wish I were clever enough to include a mechanic like that in one of my games, but I have literally no idea where I'd even begin >.< haha.
Anyways, as someone who struggles with various mental health problems, I could relate to a fair amount of this story, especially the poor anxious part, which more often than not is the part I tend to see as the one which dominates within me >.< Thank you for making this :3
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such cozy game! i really liked it!
very neat concept!! Been rotisserie-ing the thought of how to convey multiple perspectives and thus was such an effective way of doing that—and echoing the changing music but also the changes in artstyle and perspective were so cool.
I gotta ask if it continues after you talk to all parts? was unsure if I missed something or it ended there.
Figured it out, I think! guide (spoilers?):
need to go mother -> anxious -> child -> mother -> detached
I can't believe no one else has commented here yet! I just wanted to say that I really enjoyed this. The narrative is thoughtful and tender, the art is lovely to look at, I adore the shift in music depending on which part is being spoken to, and the multiple windows thing is just really fascinating. I wish I were clever enough to include a mechanic like that in one of my games, but I have literally no idea where I'd even begin >.< haha.
Anyways, as someone who struggles with various mental health problems, I could relate to a fair amount of this story, especially the poor anxious part, which more often than not is the part I tend to see as the one which dominates within me >.< Thank you for making this :3