It's something that really stroke me hard. As disclaimer says, it's not suitable for children or for anyone who is easily disturbed, especially people with mental disorders, such as depression and anxiety. However, I suffer from both and I can say for sure this game is not for everyone, but it's really special in my heart.

This game makes us scared not only from the things we see and read themselves, but more about ourselves. Making such powerful stories and characters and satirizing both VN and horror games, Salvato could bring us something I'd not expect for a silly game of this nature: thoughts. So many thoughts I'm having right now while I write this and listen to "Your Reality" (credits song). As one of the poems says, we are monsters. We devour, step onto, consume others like we're superior than everyone... Just because our bias makes us think our sorrow is bigger and more important than the others... But the game crushes every expectation and delivers us nothing out of our initial efforts, just delivering one real thing out of an imaginary world: nothing. Yes, a rather nihilistic perspective of life, which is nothing has real meaning, and we just justify our actions by excuses, but, in the end, we're all just too selfish to give up and kill ourselves... On the other hand, we can make our own meaning, even it's selfish, valorizing our neighborhood and being understanding who are suffering out there.
Maybe you can save a person just saying "see you tomorrow" or listen for what they have to say.

It's something that really stroke me hard. As disclaimer says, it's not suitable for children or for anyone who is easily disturbed, especially people with mental disorders, such as depression and anxiety. However, I suffer from both and I can say for sure this game is not for everyone, but it's really special in my heart. This game makes us scared not only from the things we see and read themselves, but more about ourselves. Making such powerful stories and characters and satirizing both VN and horror games, Salvato could bring us something I'd not expect for a silly game of this nature: thoughts. So many thoughts I'm having right now while I write this and listen to "Your Reality" (credits song). As one of the poems says, we are monsters. We devour, step onto, consume others like we're superior than everyone... Just because our bias makes us think our sorrow is bigger and more important than the others... But the game crushes every expectation and delivers us nothing out of our initial efforts, just delivering one real thing out of an imaginary world: nothing. Yes, a rather nihilistic perspective of life, which is nothing has real meaning, and we just justify our actions by excuses, but, in the end, we're all just too selfish to give up and kill ourselves... On the other hand, we can make our own meaning, even it's selfish, valorizing our neighborhood and being understanding who are suffering out there. Maybe you can save a person just saying "see you tomorrow" or listen for what they have to say.