ESC

One of the best, mind you, confusing, games I have ever played. The number of I-think-I-get-it moments to 10 seconds later being thrown another curve ball is uncountable, but I'm all here for it.

É um livro interativo. É um livro MUITO bom.

cute short story 10/10 would navigate again

Well-realized characters, an unsettlingly atmospheric soundtrack, and a compelling (if sometimes confusing) science-fiction narrative. If I were smarter, I'd probably like it even more. Lots of reading and lots of typing, so exercise caution if you hate either of those activities. But for the patient and open-minded, you're in for a treat. (Kevin falls asleep)

so beautiful!

Came for the interesting text-based format Stayed for the: Insane nostalgia gut-punches from being in RP servers a few years back Sick soundtrack Multiple-perspective story Existential crisis Trans rep All things said, amazing work, Lena + crew, now i need to go give my bf a massive hug

I'm not sure what to say here. I suppose i'm a bit late to the party, but, i think that doesn't really matter. What follows is probably the closest to a proper review that i can give of this game. This is a good story. I can't say much about the contents, outside of the vaguest overtures, because i don't want to spoil it. I am also heavily biased in regards to this story. For a number of reasons, mostly related to aesthetic preferences & personal life experiences. This is a story that, as the description says, is about Identity, Roleplay, and Dreams. In addition, i would mention that there is a kind of... undertone about Escapism, which I imagine you could grasp by the game name, but, who knows? Anyways. I'd recommend it; The music is great, the presentation is distinct in what it wants to be, and the story's pretty good too.

I enjoy cyberpunk-ish science fiction and piecing together mysteries, especially through the analysis of character personalities and actions. If you do too, then I think you will really enjoy this story. It was a rollercoaster of a story for me, and there were times when I was looking more inside myself than at the screen. I would consider this more like an interactive text-based movie than a novel game with no diverging paths. As others have mentioned, there is very little to control in the game; however, even that little bit was used to great effect in support of the story. I should also point out, even though there is very little to control, if you like piecing together mysteries, then you'll likely be making more decisions per minute in your mind about where things are heading than you would about what to do next in an open world game. Everything in the plot adheres to its own rules and events splendidly; so you're free to openly speculate in earnest without encountering any inconsistencies. I just finished playing through it once, and I am already itching to play it again to get an even better grasp of everything happening. I could leave you with my conclusions about the story so far, but no conclusion will ever be as convincing as your own.

Common Lena W! (My brain is too fried by what I just witnessed to put out a more coherent review, but the game's good, play it)