Goodbye

A lovely and simple short story that will resonate with most of us. It’s clear how much heart went into this game, and despite the occasional bug here and there (the door is the final boss), the passion behind it speaks louder. In just 20 minutes, it made me feel more than many multi-million dollar budget games ever could. This is what video games should be about, and I highly recommend this story to everyone.

“As we advance in life, the circle of our pains enlarges, while that of our pleasures contracts.”

one word: WOW! This game is an emotional masterpiece. Is it short? yeah but it makes such an impact. Here you play as a grandma worried about her granddaughter. I loved getting the loving grandma vibes from the way the character talks. Her voice is just filled with so much warmth and comfort it's like you are receiving a hug. The scenery and little details are gorgeous and well done. I'm still a little confused on why grandma lives in a cottage alone so far from civilization maybe some back story there would be cool? I honestly found myself wanting to know more about grandma. How she got to live there? Why does she need that medicine? was she ever married? if yes what happened to him? I love old people and listening to their stories so I might be a bit biased here. The only problems I had with the game is I wish there was a setting menu and it took me a minute to realize I could press F to open the door. Those are both minor things though in my opinion. In my play through I only encountered one possible bug? one time when I went to add wood to the fire it opened the door instead and I had to pretty much stand on the log of wood to add it to the fire. With this game being free (I feel like it could easily be a dollar or 2 at least) you have nothing to lose from giving this game a chance. It will hit you in the feels but make you feel warm in the heart at the same time. I really enjoyed this game and I hope the developer either continues this game maybe the story of the granddaughter? or goes on to make more games.

Tatlı yaşlı bir kadın ve gizemli bir figür hakkında hikaye odaklı, etkileşimli bir oyun. Bekleyen Kişi ile sıra dışı bir anlaşma yapma zamanı gelene kadar basit bir görev listesini tamamlayarak günlük rutinini takip edin. Ve lütfen "elveda" demeyin.

It Is What It Says It Is.

Goodbye is a free and short game (or, rather, a well made and emotional experience, with no game play choices to be made), about an elderly widow in a remote and run-down cottage, who desperately clings to her declining life while waiting to get a letter from her college student grand-daughter. This was a contrasting emotional experience for me because Ken, my friend of more than 40 years, died at the end of last year at the age of 98, having been forced to leave his home (where he had lived for all but the first year of his life). Unlike the grandmother in Goodbye, he spent the last two years of his life in a care home, bedridden and praying daily for the release of death, so he could be reunited, as he firmly believed though never a church-goer, with his beloved and long-deceased parents, sister, and fiancee. Instead of the grandmother's edible gifts to Death to extend her life in Goodbye, Ken would have offered flowers from his small but lovely garden to shorten his own...

Perfect game to send to any neglectful grandchildren you may have.

This game is very very short, about 15-20 minutes long. It's graphics in my opinion are really good and the attention to detail in the outdoor sky is AMAZING. The story was short and very sweet. My only complaints are that it's not longer, there is no settings option so the mouse sensitivity was EXTREEMLY high. I had to turn my mouse down to about 800DPI to make it like slow enough to play it nicely. You can see the amount of work the team put into this game and I enjoyed it. 3.5/10