A Museum of Self & Space
A Museum of Self and Space should be a reminder of not only the beauty we can bring into the world, but how cruel that beauty can be.
A museum about our inner demons and how they’re reflected in the world around us. A Museum of Self & Space is a first person narrative game where you will explore a surreal museum of about a failed architect. It is about life, love, success, and the lack of all three. Explore a house that won’t stop changing, a collapsing apartment, and avoid eye contact in a locker room.
In A Museum of Self & Space you will interact with narrative vignettes each with their own novel mechanic, while learning about the life of Jules, the fictitious creator of A Museum of Self & Space.
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The Gardener and the Wild Vines
I received am copy of this game for free from the developers
I loved this game so much! I’m fairly new to platformers, so I was expecting to struggle a LOT, but I had so much fun, even when I was struggling! The story made me cry many times, and I think it’s a perfect mix of storytelling and play, and has great parallels to real life situations that people may be struggling with.
Long story short, this game is beautifully written, and is so much fun to play. Definitely give it a go if you can!
– Real player with 7.8 hrs in game
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This is good. This is VERY good. For a price as low as this, I was expecting a game that could be finished in half an hour and not give the slightest toss about plot resolution or characterisation.
But no; The Gardener and the Wild Vines is a fantastic game. Took me about six hours to complete and it’s bloody beautiful. Even with the retro-style 3D and pixel art, it’s still a unique game with a cool unique idea that it does very well, it’s very creative, and the characters are well done. Absolutely worth the play.
– Real player with 6.2 hrs in game
Secret Little Haven
Around March 2019, A close friend of mine played this game. She almost immediately began to notice similarities between myself, and the main character, Alex. I would constantly go on rambles about how cool i thought magical girls were, and how nice it would to be one, along with little snippets about what I would do instead because I thought I was a guy. I’ll never forget the day she decided to pry about my gender, and while I tried to hide, I knew my answer was a resounding “I’m a girl, through and through.”
– Real player with 57.5 hrs in game
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This game is good. If you like story-driven games, well-written characters, spend a lot of time in messaging clients or have ever felt lost in life, this game will leave you feeling satisfied.
Now that I’ve summed up my thoughts, let me get into the details.
This game is, as the description helpfully points out, a game about a young trans-girl discovering the nuances of her identity during her time spent online in the middle of the year 1999. It’s essentially a desktop simulator, but the simulation itself is relatively simplistic. Most of what you have access to is story-related, so if you’re looking for hours and hours of extra content, that’s not what you’re getting. The story is mainly delivered to you through a series of conversations you’ll have (via the game’s messaging client) with the various friends your character has made along the way.
– Real player with 9.3 hrs in game
Growing Up
Interesting spin on the “visual novel” genre that is lovingly crafted, but has its issues and is not quite as expansive as the store page makes it out to be. Still, considering the price, it is worth it, and given the casual nature and the topic, also suitable for people just interested in trying out this kind of games, or for those who would be turned off by weeb stuff.
Rating: 7/10
As is obvious, the game revolves around growing up and going through all of the early stages of life, and it does a remarkably good job at it too, at times at least. The characters, although in some regards laden with cliches, are fairly well written and I am not ashamed to admit, objectively looking at how I behaved and what I thought as a teenager especially, and what I remember of my friends, this is pretty spot on, lol. Unfortunately, the earlier stages of the game are quite rushed, and they are more of a short tutorial than anything, which is a bit of a wasted oportunity - the game really starts when you reach teen years.
– Real player with 38.2 hrs in game
UPDATED REVIEW @ 22 Hrs:
Growing Up is a life simulation that fairly-accurately simulates the experience of growing up in a relatively affluent family in a reasonably well-to-do area of the United States in the mid-to-late 1990s.
I’m a fan of this game for a lot of reasons. The writing is pretty good, and the resource management gameplay is challenging enough to be fun while never feeling unfair or too difficult. The music ranges from unobtrusive to fantastic, and the interface is intuitive; simple without being too stupid (more on this below). If you’re a fan of resource management games, or if you like visual novels and don’t mind some casual gameplay mixed in, this is one to pick up even at full price.
– Real player with 31.1 hrs in game
Kiss Upload
Kiss Upload is a futuristic-themed romance visual novel. It features four involved story paths with even more outcomes.
You play as Tobias, who begins the story in present time, living a below-average life on his own. After receiving a flyer from the owner of an innovative company, Tobias decides to participate in a life-changing science experiment which would land him 500 years in the future. That is, if all goes according to plan.
In Kiss Upload, you can choose between three female and one male love interest. Each are connected to various sides of a conflict. Will you take the side of the FBI? Or will you side with a robotics engineer who calls herself a mad scientist? Maybe you’ll fall for a cute robot. The choice is yours.
No One Can Ever Know
No One Can Ever Know is quite possibly one of the best examples one can point to when making an argument for the merits of video games as an interactive medium. This is not a “fun” game in the traditional sense and neither does that seem to be the intention. No One Can Ever Know is a difficult, sometimes frustrating experience because it wants the player to know what its like to be in the creator’s shoes and by extension what it’s like to suffer from gender dysphoria. This is something only games can do, because while films and text can adequately convey emotions and ideas, they can’t quite put someone in the shoes of another individual in quite the same way a game can and I think for that reason, No One Can Ever Know is a huge success despite being a humble little title.
– Real player with 2.1 hrs in game
Open your eyes and close them and open them again….How many are looking through your eye(s)….one….more than one then there is only a number and the number of them is ONE number…. Be glad you are who you are and you are the only unique special person (number) of you that is!!!!!!! Do not lose hope and take your game elsewhere because if you go you will ruin it for me…. I need you to play so that the game of all lives can continue….everybody who ever and what ever and celebrate every precious moment
– Real player with 1.4 hrs in game
So May It Be: A Witch Dating Simulator
I love this game it is very cute! The art is nice, the music is relaxing and I really like the girls. Lucifer is adorable.
There are a few typos and grammar mistakes here and there but not enough to take away from my enjoyment of the game.
I also liked that it is a short game with an engaging story.
– Real player with 62.8 hrs in game
Although short in length, So May it Be’s unique art style and likable characters makes this fun size dating sim worth checking out. Just like your favorite over-sized sweater or warm fall drink, this game is a perfect match for a crisp autumn day.
– Real player with 7.0 hrs in game
Spitkiss
Great Game!
SpitKiss looks great sounds great, and like all of the best games has hidden depth to the game play that is required you learn to 100% the game plus levels! It’s totally worth a buy!!
The only down side is the controls with the mouse can take a bit of getting used to. Oh yeah and don’t try googling Spit Kiss like I did. Fortunately no one was around. They have a bit of an SEO problem :P
– Real player with 15.4 hrs in game
Beating Spitkiss requires precision and quick reaction, just like spitting on people in real life. It’s short, moderately difficult and fun. The story is a pure cuteness overload. Can’t recommend enough to those who enjoy killing a couple of hours with adorable brainteasers.
– Real player with 2.2 hrs in game
Burning Horns: A Bara Isekai JRPG
After being summoned by Zafir to the world of Burning Horns, Diego, a firefighter student from São Paulo, see himself in a magical realm. In this place, humans and humanoid beings, such as elves, satyrs, and merfolk, have always experienced free love without prejudice among equals. However, today these people struggle to maintain their lifestyle and survive the threat posed by Onoob Asrol, a realm-riding demon who wants to turn everyone against the kingdom, and his shadows.
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Classic JRPG;
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Unique playable characters;
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Level up system;
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Party system;
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Immersive world;
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An adventure in which Diego learns spells from his rainbow insignia;
Dangerous! TOO SWEET!!
It’s kinda cool I liked a lot the way it was a simple “love story”.
You mostly build up your relationships with the twins but it’s worth it!
If you’re looking for a love story with a little plot between high schoolers and with lgbtq content, you’re never gonna waste your time on this game!!
Plus the visual and illustrations are really great.
– Real player with 9.2 hrs in game
Im so sad i’m done ;w;
its so cute, light and fluffy! The main character is sarcastic and just chef kiss relatable. I 10/10 recommend this game, i cant get over how cute it is 3
– Real player with 5.5 hrs in game