
Become the heroine's imaginary friend and guide her. Her fate is up to you.
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Some people are commenting that this game can be scary. If you are kind, there is nothing to be afraid of. It's sad that many people around the world go through the same struggles as Kusuha. No one, male or female, deserves to be abused. I hope this game gives courage to many people to protect themselves and others.
[h2]Note: I couldn't bring myself to go through any other ending aside from the true/good ending.[/h2] Kusuha is too precious. I did watch a playthrough just to glance through some of the other endings (2, 3, and 4, didn't see the others). Also, the game doesn't contain nudity as a main focus whatsoever. I honestly really liked this! Though, I was very anxious playing this as I didn't want a bad ending for her. I guess that's what happens when you're easily emotionally driven sometimes. Also, I do relate to some of the topics discussed, such as suicidal thoughts and sexual abuse. The puzzles didn't have great signalling to what you're meant to do, so you're left to use a playthrough or guessing and checking. The trigger for interacting with things is also a little weird which made it harder. [spoiler]The main one I had an issue with was the playing cards. I couldn't figure out how to progress until I looked at a playthrough. For some reason, it just didn't trigger the dialogue with where I clicked.[/spoiler] [spoiler]Also, the game assumes you go by he/him pronouns. However, I set my name to Amber (which is what I prefer). It was a little weird when she was talking about me and used he/him and boyfriend. It's not that much of a big deal to me, but it was a little uncomfortable.[/spoiler] The machine translation used is also not great, though I would help the developer with this if I knew how! I probably just didn't see any. Despite the issues I had, this game was amazing. it did a really good job at making me feel things I usually don't. The story and atmosphere was displayed really nicely throughout. It highlights just how much abuse and depression messes with you and tries pulling you to the dark end the whole way through. It's something which very few games mention, let alone describe it in a very "raw" way. I also absolutely love the art style that this uses, from the pixel art in the rooms to the look of Kusuha (she's adorable!). The music is also really interesting. It stays calm throughout the whole thing, but sometimes starts glitching and creates a really uncertain and unsettling feel. The experience I had playing through this game was really special to me, especially since I don't play these types of games (primarily from the tension and my own anxiety). I'm really glad I did play this. I might go back in the future and see what the other endings look like, I'm too much of a wuss right now. HOWEVER I wish there was some sort of way to support the dev through this game! I'd love to use a BG, profile picture, even listening to an OST. Maybe I just didn't see it or didn't look hard enough. I need more Kusuha. Alright, enough glazing from me. Thank you for reading.
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A beautiful little game with a big heart that delivers an even greater message. Don't lose [b]courage[/b], catch your own [b]bright future[/b], even if it may seem like a gamble, and stay truthful to your [b]convictions[/b]. Big respect for the author for not shying out and allowing themselves to explore forbidden topics behind the game's cute artstyle, they only highlight the point the game makes.
For a free game, not a bad playthrough. Some of the puzzles get a little tough from the rough interface. The puzzles themselves are simple, but the lack of feedback from certain actions make it tough to figure out where to click. I got stuck for a while on a puzzle because I spent 5 minutes clicking on the wrong spot on a table, without much feedback or indication I i was clicking the wrong spot. Nonetheless, a great little game, with a super depressing story,
キャラデザインの可愛さのおかげ(?)で、クスハちゃんの闇の深さがより際立つ。 でもいじめたくなっちゃう困る。 幸せエンドまでぜひやってみてください。 1時間でフルコンプできます。
I didn't like it. I'm not sure if it's the content, the average translation, or maybe the randomness of the puzzles. There is one scene that will make many jump-scare. Despite leaving a negative review, I think it's worth downloading and giving it a try. It's free to play, so there's nothing to lose.
Good game Kinda feels like it's DDLC "inspired" But it is a great game. If your fine playing this you should definitly play Doki Doki Literature Club.
全エンド回収しました。 4から。 良いゲームをありがとうございます。
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Great game but look at that kitty, whoever pass by can pet it and give it a thumbs up. 🌹 Have a nice day :3 /> フ | _ _ l /` ミ_xノ / | / ヽ ノ │ | | | / ̄| | | | | ( ̄ヽ__ヽ_)__) \二つ
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