Life Tastes Like Cardboard

felt like i was tripping for 6 hrs straight

I have so many things to say, but cannot seems to find words. I must write this review in a very emotionally detached way, specifically glossing over the emotional impact, which is easily the best part about this game. I had a hard time playing this game in a physical sense. For whatever reason, the art style, "gameplay loop," window size, and environment in which I played made me nauseous. I also found out about an hour in that the game is supposed to have sound, and sometimes it launches without sound. Also had a few softlocks involving a PC. Very minor issues. This game was clearly made with love and care; while it isn't beautiful, it is beautifully done. It's one of those games that has to be free up front, with some sort of donation system at the end