Invisible Wall

Nicely told and a short visual novel but it's not a psychological horror - rather a social drama. The amount of symbolism here is minimal and makes sense for such a short story - very elegant and fitting, meaning the devs were conscious of their choices. cons: - the music could change more often to help express the thoughts and explaining the situations. Some critical emotional moments weren't supported by any audial change whatsoever. - You will understand the twist in the first 5 minutes if you know what [spoiler]dementia[/spoiler]looks like. The latter is represented here in the form of a [spoiler] memory loop the main character is stuck in, rather than simple non-recognition and constant forgetting[/spoiler], which is what makes up the “-horror” tag and what gives you heavy clues about the ending(s). -- In this particular game, I’m still not sure why there are several endings: they are there so that we perceive each as an additional narrative element (meaning you gotta to replay everything), or rather with the [i]purpose[/i] of reaching the most fulfilling one. My guess - you gotta replay and re-feel everything, but I was too lazy. Maybe you'll have more patience? Give i…

Deep emotional horror game, unique combination

I went into this expecting more horror but found it to be more heartbreaking than anything. It's a story that was really good and highly recommend.

OMG WHAT A GAME! I was not expected such a twist, highly recommend to everyone. Worth every spent minute and money

Interesting as food for thought, presented in a digestable way. Not very long, possibly with multiple endings. I suppose that if you are in position of the character of this game, you don't really have any choice so I am not going to investigate further. It's not particularly special as far as interactive novels go but it somewhat feels more personal.

Wow, this is a FASCINATING game. Very short but powerful. I went in expecting horror and well....just play it