Oh actually, instead we played depersonalize me. They said it was interesting and that it was a good way to demonstrate how sometimes we get to overthink things. But of course, I mentioned that this is how people who feel depersonalization might feel like (instead of only saying "this is how we overthink"). A little psychoed here and there. <3
I told them to play the game twice and see that somehow you can actually manage the dark clouds when you take time to dispatch them. Thank you for making games~
Requiring use of the enter key when I'm able to use the mouse for everything else was odd, but this is a really nice personal game. Love the emphasis on the sound and your visual style shows through really well, as always
Thanks so much! I actually replayed it and felt the same way about the enter key. The reason I did it initially is because I didn't want it to get accidentally skipped as people step through.
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This is a really nice game! I feel like it can be a small game I can make my students play and reflect on ;0 thank you i hope you feel well!
Thank you :) I'm doing well now!
I hope your students like it, let me know how it goes!
Oh actually, instead we played depersonalize me. They said it was interesting and that it was a good way to demonstrate how sometimes we get to overthink things. But of course, I mentioned that this is how people who feel depersonalization might feel like (instead of only saying "this is how we overthink"). A little psychoed here and there. <3
I told them to play the game twice and see that somehow you can actually manage the dark clouds when you take time to dispatch them. Thank you for making games~
Requiring use of the enter key when I'm able to use the mouse for everything else was odd, but this is a really nice personal game. Love the emphasis on the sound and your visual style shows through really well, as always
Thanks so much! I actually replayed it and felt the same way about the enter key. The reason I did it initially is because I didn't want it to get accidentally skipped as people step through.