

A Lozenge
Party for Introverts · 2020 · Emotional, Story Rich, Visual Novel, Interactive Fiction, Adventure
PC
Positive100% · 46
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About A Lozenge
Michelle is nauseous every car trip. A ginger lozenge may make her feel a little better, but this morning that’s a lot of pressure for a hard candy.
“A Lozenge” is a short interactive story about motion sickness, dedicated to children of divorce. In the format of a 10-minute visual novel, it lets the player join Lucy and Michelle on their mother-daughter road trip.
They will play as Lucy, a newly separated mother of a 9-year old, Michelle. They will hear Lucy’s thoughts, feel her doubts and anxieties and help her comfort her daughter by making occasional dialogue choices.
“A Lozenge” is the third in Party for Introverts’ anthology of emotion-driven interactive short stories, along with “Thing-in-Itself” and “From Head to Toe”.

Features:
“A Lozenge” is a short interactive story about motion sickness, dedicated to children of divorce. In the format of a 10-minute visual novel, it lets the player join Lucy and Michelle on their mother-daughter road trip.
They will play as Lucy, a newly separated mother of a 9-year old, Michelle. They will hear Lucy’s thoughts, feel her doubts and anxieties and help her comfort her daughter by making occasional dialogue choices.
“A Lozenge” is the third in Party for Introverts’ anthology of emotion-driven interactive short stories, along with “Thing-in-Itself” and “From Head to Toe”.

Features:
- 10-minute interactive story with grounded emotional narrative
- Hear Lucy’s thoughts, feel her anxieties and help her pick the right words to support her daughter
- Unique, digitally painted artstyle
- Original music score by Alex Francois
What Steam players say
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A short, relatable moment. Very well made. Onward!1 found this helpful
lovely short story with great art, defo recommend!
An emotional short story about family dynamics changing due to divorce. Definitely worth the little bit of time & money this game asks for. If you're from a split family, this may hit home for you.
Another lovely story from party for introverts, clearly they have some top notch writers in their team. Support them, they deserve it, and you won't regret the 1-2 euro spent on this
very short, easy to progress through visual novel, although something about the plot is just so gutwrenchingly bittersweet. the daughter's nostalgia, parents' conflicted reactions and awkward divorce talk really made me shed a tear. the game is quite cheap and i totally recommend experiencing it for yourself
An extremly short game / visual novel about a divorce. The art is pretty nice and the writing is enjoyable too. However it is also a bit forgettable I fear. I don't regret playing it but I also think it isn't a must play for me. The music is pretty cool. At first I thought this was going into a horror genre because of it, but it didn't lol. The price is okay but if you won't miss anything if you don't play it.
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