I'm Making a Monster

Absolutely love this. I really liked QDRP by Zorkie just continues to get better and better as the release more. Definitely play if you love yearning. yuri, beautiful graphics, and storytelling.

Cried for most of it

really short but really sweet game

very beautiful

This game perfectly captures the feeling of losing someone you loved so dearly that it's impossible to just "Move on" the way so many others insist. It portrays the growing concerns of friends, though it makes one mistake when it awards you the achievement "No Matter How You Howl". Creating something in the name of love and care for a loved one is not an inherent act of despair and self-destruction. And the completion of that creation is not, nor was it ever meant, to replace that person. Nor does everyone require therapy to see that. I will admit; This game grazed a wound I've been carrying for a decade. I'm 25 now, and I'm learning to grow around the vacancy left behind a loss of my own. Not akin to the one in the game, yet a loss regardless. Vivienne... I pushed her away because I couldn't handle the longing I felt for her, and the distance we'd have to close in order to connect. I did that out of survival, yet I regret it. However, I'm not consumed by it and not once have I gotten therapy or truly useful "Self Help" slop. I say this because I believe that the narrative requires some expansion. Beyond that, I think the "Friend Group" was annoying despite being necessary. I've pushed away all but one person in my life. Again, not from self-destructive desires. They just stopped fitting into my life. Moreover, their presences all reminded me of things that made me want to be truly destructive. Leaving them behind was, too, survival. I love this, and I love how it hurt me. Even if it wasn't completely accurate to what I needed to be hurt with. Thank you.

Un visual novel court sur le deuil

Was not expecting to cry while playing this. Very beautiful

I have always wanted to make a monster.