Room of Depression

Perfeito, o jogo definitivamente fala e explica a vida e rotina de uma pessoa que possui depressão, e artisticamente e lindo também (quero que saibam que esse jogo me deu mais um pouco de esperança de vida, obrigado)

Artistico

me hizo leer mas de dos versículos de la biblia, me quiero matar

Довольно короткая, грустная игра, которая заставляет задуматься: "Нет ли у моих знакомых и родственников такого состояния??". Хорошо показан пример разных поведений на случае с подругой гг. Радует в этой игре только то, что показывают не только закрытых людей с депрессией, но и тех, кто вероятнее всего пытается скрыть свое состояние и мысли. Никому не желаю столкнуться с таким, это просто ужас

O jogo nos coloca na pele de alguém que possui depressão, para que possamos sentir o que essas pessoas passam. Apesar de simples, consegue passar uma mensagem positiva. O estilo da arte e a música são bons. Num geral, recomendo, bem curtinho e preço acessível.

It's not a bad game by any means, it was clearly made with lots of love and the purpose is clear. It's just such a chore to get through. Room of Depression really just feels like a school assembly. I felt like the discussion of depression was surface-level and while it may be informative to some, at times it feels like saying "The ocean has fish in it" for 20 chapters. The minigames are alright and I believe they may meaningfully show what it's like to live with depression..... And then the narrator explains what the minigame means and you just realize you aren't allowed to think too much about what's happening. You just get told. I really dislike the "tunnel" sections. This game is one of those ones that is more "tell" than "show", when I think this kind of topic really should be the "show" sort. Also the whole "recovery" part really could've been done differently and been longer. Recovery is not an easy process and I believe a longer section would have benefited in terms of the "have compassion" message. Maybe good for people who aren't depressed at all, but these days, who isn't? lol

«Она просто пытается быть вежливой, не стоит её тяготить. Если ты ответишь на вопрос честно, они подумают, что ты странная. Нет смысла заставлять её волноваться. Она всё равно не сможет мне помочь» Простенькая и милая игра на сложную тему. Мне понравилось то, как много озвучено тут сомнений и тяжёлых мыслей, которые крутились (и крутятся иногда) и в моей голове. Особенно понравилось, как сделаны моменты, когда «тяжело» перетащить слово в диалог и сказать, что ты несчастлив, или как страшно бывает перед первым посещением специалиста. Ничего не имею против главы с тем, как Мун приходит к религии, т.к. многим так действительно легче жить, это выбор каждого. Единственное, хотелось бы, чтобы также был показан момент, когда лечение не помогает, происходит откат и повторная попытка, т.к., думаю, это было бы вполне реалистично, такое не всегда получается с первого раза. А в целом, неплохая короткая игра, которая подсвечивает большую часть основных моментов, связанных с депрессией.

Its kinda... Meh. I feel like this game lacks the depth it thinks it has. I like the idea that each chapter is its own exploration of what depression can do and cause, but at the same time, it feels like its trying to tell a personal story, but rather than giving in, it sort of blurrs the line between being abstract or narrowing in on the narrative. I think this game would be a lot better if it would dare to dive deeper into the personal struggles this character's going through. And then reflect after each chapter, why it is so hard, either in an abstract or straight up way; depending on what route the game would take with said information. But I can't rate it as a bad game. It was fun. Interesting. I just think the direction needs some tweaking. For example, I think this game would benefit if it did something similar to milk inside a bag of milk inside a bag of milk. What I mean by that is either giving in and showing how our character struggles in a much more intimate and darker way, or making us see the world through her lens. Yeah, we see her thoughts and we somewhat touch on her struggles in her daily life. But since we never really delve into either, it can sometimes come out as flat.