optimal conditions for a sacrifice

Its a lovely little game. of course the girls are pretty and the art is well done but overall it's a mad Lesbians rambling's which never goes the way you expect but remains very entertaining until the end. TLDR its short and cute would recommend if you like that or you're also a mad lesbian.

A very interesting read with a message that I am way too dumb to understand. The writing was very good and at many times quite unserious, but that feeds into the "story" within the game. The art was very pretty and I love the designs for all the characters. Played through it multiple-times to get as much out of it to try to understand what the message was, I got an idea, but I can't piece them fully together because I am dumb. If you like short story with philosophical questions in it, give the game a try, and even if you don't like that, still give it a play.

SO CUUUTE!!! Very short and if you want to get all the achievements it gets a little repetitive, but absolutely worth the money if you like cute girl and not so cute love stories <3 --- Spoilers/meta ig? --- Like I said, the story gets a bit repetitive when you go through and get the achievements, but I'm sure that wouldn't be too big of an issue if more people didn't get the puzzle right on the first try. It was kinda funny seeing the "true ending" be the one that most people had via steam achievements. Tbh because of its backwards nature I still feel like im missing something- I felt a little let down when I answered "none of the above" since "all of the above" wasn't present and would reduce the story to the scope laid out by the author instead of including personal interpretation: - Archfey and Sacrifice have same text color, they both doubt themselves and reveal their heart at the end: self love - The Archfey states that the love she desires comes from the feeling of receiving even when nothing is given: no sacrifices for love (a bit of a stretch since it did require sacrifices to get there, but not ongoing ones) - You literally need to offer your body parts to get to the "true end": sacrifices for love - The characters (and the Sacrifice, but self-referentially) routinely comment on the value of the Archfey's heart: value of love - The author mentions that this is a personal project, and as a game it is quite literally made for and directed at the player: author's personal message to someone - the author is rather hard on themselves, gives the player the option to call the game pretentious, and is dealing with very large topics based on personal experience: some poorly written, badly put together pretentious bs (though I don't think of the game this way it seems likely to be taken as such) As a story it was absolutely wonderful (ty comical mermaid, one of my favs ((which is all of them)) ), the art was fantastic (can I pls use the images in the files as a pfp, author??), but as a game it made me feel a little raggedy: no skip dialogue, no VA despite voice being one of the volume modifiers, fixed aspect ratio, and lots of areas for additional story (it did mention it was linear, though, so not mad about it at all!!). I would have loved to see the puzzle require consistent correct guesses since the characters have interesting dialogue when you get it right, but also it feels aimless to be on the path to success and be like "alr imma js press shi cause i wanna get to the end since i been thru allat alr." I also feel stuck in the way that I feel as if there's more, but the game quite directly told the player when there was more to discover or the answers to the puzzle, so it's hard to believe that there is more. If I prove myself wrong I'll comment!! --- I lowk got lost --- The author also brought up DDLC, so I went into the files, but didn't find too much of note aside from a weird .zip_ file (text doc??) and a file called "persistent" among the saves, but I couldn't quite figure that out I still feel like I'm missing something- I feel like I almost need to dig around in the .py files to see if I can unlock a "your back" answer cause I didn't find that in the game... If anyone knows pls comment because if there's more to this story I NEED to know, but if not I hope the author (and others) know that the story is fun to experience and I'm happy with what I have :3

[b] Не ожидала истории-метафоры про любовь в антураже волшебного леса, но мне очень понравилось, история приятно скрасила вечер :333 Дизайны персонажек залипабельные... Очень интересно мне было бы узнать их личности поглубже ТuТ Голову ломала какие аспекты, возможно влечения или той же любви, символизируют лесные богини, но мб я не догадалась просто! Арты очень красивые[/b]

I mean, who wouldn't want to sacrifice all their body parts for a yandere god? No? Just me? Ok then ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ all the more for me!

Beautiful art, but the storytelling falls flat. I get the whole experience with the lesbian exes and what not. However, the excessive writing just pulls you out of the story completely. I would've liked it more if I was still in middle school and on tumblr. Recommending this in the way you recommend your incompetent cousin for a job because he's riddled with the same issues you were when it was still cool to be naive and melodramatic.

Surreal yuri, worth about an hour of time to get all three endings.

Very short game. The art is super pretty! Sometimes the writing feels a little ramble-y but there's charm in that too. I played this a while ago and just replayed to enjoy the yuri^^

I really want to write a deep and meaningful review about this game, but at the same time I understand that I would not be able to give it the justice that it deserves, so I guess what I am trying to say is that you should just go and play it for yourself. It's not particularly expensive and not very long and at times very silly, but in my opinion the story of it can still be seen as very deep and meaningful. It's all in the eye of the beholder after all.

Must I sacrifice parts of my body, is my heart the only organ that I could ever need, to love the Archfey? I love amordochka's art very much! Bought this with the anniversary gift card from my girlfriend and I'm very happy that I did. It's a very short story utilizing the repetition of its shortness, with beautiful artworks and really nice royalty-free music. Should you sacrifice yourself as the Guardians would want you to? Should you "save" yourself and not sacrifice anything, in the hopes of the Archfey will love you wholly? Should you offer your organs wrongly, to maybe trick the Archfey into thinking you do not care for her?