Last Day of June

5/10

One summer, my family and I moved away from the town where I had lived for years. In the new town, I was alone. I had no friends, and I was going through a pretty lonely period. Then one day, I came across Last Day of June for free on another platform. I added it to my library and decided to give it a try. I didn't expect it to hit me as hard as it did. There's something incredibly innocent about this game's story, especially compared to how complicated life can feel these days. Back then, it connected with me in a way I didn't fully understand. Yesterday, more than five years later, I suddenly stumbled upon it on Steam. I didn't even hesitate—I bought it and played it again. And honestly, it's still amazing. Playing it again after all these years was a weirdly nostalgic experience. The game itself hasn't changed, but I have. And somehow, the story still managed to hit me. Some games are just games. Others become attached to a certain period of your life. Last Day of June is definitely the latter for me.

Mixed bag .... 👎 This is my personal opinion by someone who doesn't have a good memory, recall, or photographic memory. If you're the same, I can't recommend this game, save yourself the frustration. I liked where it was going, the art style, and was hoping to get to the heartfelt storyline but, it just wasn't worth the constant repetitiveness for me. Other than that ... it's probably a good game.

I felt like I was gonna cry with the ending anyways everything was beautiful from the animation to the story just beautiful

man i love steven wilson so much

Holy this is the best and saddest story line, so true, just reality of life, one has to accept certain things in life, you cant change it no matter how much you try.