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so i'm gradually working thru the last "domino drop" (if u will), and i got thru tear ripple today and it was soooo lovely. lots of notes but they are mainly all "wow I love this so much!", but what if i said more than that?

  • the music is of course incredible (i'm also listening thru path of killerman while i write this lol, love not having to rip the oggs out myself) and not only that but it's also so perfectly paired and timed with the action, especially the late-game "path" scene; it's such a simple moment textually but it moves with the visual and audio so perfectly that i was really sincerely lit up and scared!
  • the attentiveness to the materiality of the digital photos and how that folds in narratively? whew, chef's kiss
  • the lil spinny squishy spirograph type thing in the menu barrrrrrr, shoutout specifically to that
  • handles the fragmented narrative soooo good; this is something i'm really struggling w on my hypertext rn actually is how to make a fragmented perspective uhhh, possible for readers to understand?? and like ofc visual novels are already a pretty well-developed way of handling that particular mode, but this just really moves with a lot of self-assuredness that i really admire and am inspired by!
  • and of course the themes, the sexy beautiful guts of the fucking story, GEEZ, don't even get me STARTED

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in reply to @fraaan's post:

(wow, Oops Real Nonlinear Communication! @rastagong)
oh woah, what a banger to start with! have you read any other of the Middle Sea Software suite? If not i'd recommend kitten milk replacer, not leaning quite as obviously horror but touching some similar themes i'd say! If you have already read them then whee, that's great, i'm hooting and hollering

(Aah I think this in response to my tag reblog? Not sure since I wasn't notified but assuming so)

Yeah, it was quite the intense experience ahah
I found out about kitten milk replacer when browsing Middle Sea Software, but haven't read it! It really sounds extremely like my thing as well at a glance, good to hear it's also good, I'll try and read it next!