
USSR, 1986. A girl goes missing in the closed city of Vorkuta-5, yet not a soul seems to be concerned. Uncover the mystery behind her disappearance and transmit your signal to the universe.
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If I'm being honest this is genuinely one of the best visual novels I've ever read i do recommend watching an explanation after you read it tho
Psychological beautiful VN that tells a beautiful and complex story in just a short amount of time relative to other VN's. It's short but very meaningful in both impact and message. It is also free (criminally so) 100% recommend it to people who do look into things in a deeper level.
So good it made me love the world and everything in it. ZATO I love you, I love you, I love you.
I Love the World and Everything In It
very high quality considering it's free, very psychological and stuff. recommend it to everyone
THIS IS SO GOOD OMG
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谢谢你,谢谢你,谢谢你。 我爱你,我爱你,我爱你。
played through in 3-4 hours (i read fast dont judge me) and it was nice overall. enjoyed the visual/audio and atmosphere on display, the game itself is really well made (aside from that text-jaggering bugs where text rearrange itself on the fly) for a free one-man game. story did not hit hard as i wanted though. the message is there, but... its missing the peak i wanted. storytelling is overall good, you may need to turn on your brain a bit to understand things, but its mostly fine. its a linear game after all. overall 6-7/10 (aka good, average should be 5). but enjoyment wise, 8/10. i liked it.
love the world and everything in it