Do you have SALT?

[h1]I added SALT to my psychedelic experience, and now even the anglerfish are giving me side-eye.[/h1] [h3]Gameplay[/h3] When you first launch the game, the default language is Russian. To switch it to English, simply follow the setting shown in the screenshot below. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3398635304 You are seated behind a computer for your first encounter. Nothing is interactive, so you feel a little cut off from the scenario even if you can't truly "browse" through different folders, pictures, or even a game. Do you have SALT?'s gameplay is simple, emphasizing exploration and environment interaction over conventional techniques. You'll move between flats, run into oddball people, and use your encounters to put together the plot. There aren't any difficult riddles, so the focus is more on taking in the ambiance and learning the story at your own speed. [h3]Storyline[/h3] The main character, Stasya, begins with a piece of paper in her pocket that reads: “FIND THE TREASURE.” The game thrusts you into the story with little context, there's no background story or explanation, other than a brief mention of an anglerfish and a human both hiding tre…

I had no idea what to expect from this VN - yet the story turned out to be really bizarre, although still charming. It's very abrupt without proper lore or elaboration and each playthrough is short, however the experience was quite interesting to me. I enjoyed the different storylines, especially with how eerie the atmosphere and diverse surreal/scary scenes could get. The ambience together with the art, music, and creative horror ideas are very lovely and immersive! Overall, if you don't mind the brief length and superficial writing, the VN is certainly entertaining and includes a nice variety within the plot, solid amount of choices and routes, plus an outstanding presentation!

very cool game. I loved the 3 unique and different charters and fun stories. PS...... I love Ivan :)

What a novel novel! To me, at least. First of that was finding how to switch the language, but still! Loved the ambiguity, the characters and the branching paths, short as they were. Go ask for some salt!

I enjoyed this short little, light novel. No spoiler short sunmary: it's a woman going through a deep depression and trying to find meaning in life.