
Originally released in 2012, Loving Life is a non-fictional auto-biographical visual novel about Zhenghua Yang (Z) and the near-fatal incident which led to the founding of Serenity Forge. This is where it all began.
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Life can flip in a single afternoon, and you spend years learning how to breathe in the new version of it. What a wonderful way to tell that story.
Definitely worth a play-through. Takes about 30 minutes.
"Life is precious. Make every second count." Truth. Wishing Z and the rest of the team every success in their future projects.
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İlk olarak 2012'de yayınlanan Loving Life, Zhenghua Yang (Z) ve Serenity Forge'un kurulmasına yol açan neredeyse ölümcül olay hakkında kurgusal olmayan, otobiyografik bir görsel romandır. Hepsinin başladığı yer burası.
Wow. Such an emotional and beautiful visual novel! I feel like a lot of the screens in this game can be framed as beautiful quotes. I screenshotted one near the end that personally resonated with me and I plan to show it to my life coach as an example of the mindset that I hope to have in life one day. In the past couple of years I have been thinking a lot about finding purpose and missed potential. I have also always wanted to make story-heavy, artful, emotional games, but have never really done it. I have mostly been avoiding doing it because it seems "hard". Just last night I played video games mindlessly for 10 hours because I was scared of how difficult even my easiest goals seem to achieve. This morning I woke up and decided I want to play something more "meaningful" and I had heard about this game so I booted it up. Now that I finished it, it seems like this game was exactly what I needed. I don't know if I will actually start working towards my goals soon or if this game will "change my life" but I certainly hope so. Like the main protagonist, I also often struggle with expressing myself freely and showing myself honestly to the world. This review is one of the rarer cases where I am showing myself and my feelings unfiltered.
Originally released in 2012, Loving Life is a non-fictional auto-biographical visual novel about Zhenghua Yang (Z) and the near-fatal incident which led to the founding of Serenity Forge. This is where it all began.
Recently I had the opportunity to speak with the developer and was introduced to this game. I had learned of his story through his TedX Talk so I was curious to see how it was told through the visual novel medium. It is spectacularly well told from his perspective at the time. I love how it shows how the mundane and repetitiveness of life can all halt in a moment with you realizing how it could all be over in an instant. Thank you for the experience Z! I hope many more get to experience this story as well.
i enjoyed this a lot, after a lot of issues in life i can understand that such a big thing can change your perspective. being someone with my own issues i am yet to own it like he has. i hope someday i can be that way. this visual novel is short but great. im not usual into visual novels and what i like in games are hard to find. but with this i was thinking of my mental health and it made me try and find ways i can maybe gain loving life again,
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Thumbs up! This game might open your eyes in a good way.
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