Drop

I have recommended this game because I think that maybe someone will find something in it. It isn't very good but it isn't awful either. The story seems like its supposed to be simple yet I got mixed up with who each character was and how they were all linked. The game-play is very simple, only a mouse is needed. The most jarring thing about this game though, besides the fact that it costs money, is that there is no sound or music whatsoever. I suggest listening to Mazzy Star and/or Daniel Johnston while playing, seems to fit well. Give it a go if its free or you want a refund or if these niche kinds of games are your deal. :3

Like all the other reviews, I'm also so lost and confused as to what the purpose of the game is. It is a short game yes, but it just feels to unfinished and barely understandable. The lack of audio and text in the game, and the lack of menu or even options is also frustrating. The game starts with a character being woken up by a seagull in a house, then a boat with 2 people come visit and goes away. I'm not sure what's suppose to happen next, or what my goal(s) are. All ik of the game play is he orange exclamation bubble is for interacting with an item, and clicking on your MC pulls up 3 options; left is sail, middle button is home, and the right one is some random towers. Controls are non-existent besides using the mouse, and the screen resolution is also atrocious. The game window gets clipped if I try to small-screen it. Don't waste your money buying an incomplete game ... Drop is not even worth a dollar of my time.

Game has no sound, no indication of any objectives, no text. It's barely a game.

The fact that they tried to pretend like no sound and no text was an artistic decision is kinda funny, ngl.

somehow this small little game even managed to touch me slightly

Cute little story about apocalypse and love!