Land of Ghosts

absolutely beautiful. has a silent hill sense of mapping w/ its environment and characters. love it a lot!

Cute is maybe the wrong word. Endearing little story that has a few feelings that it wants to talk about.

i liked it

So many people feel these things but no one ever talks about them. So that is why this game is important. it manages to express the feelings that you thought no words could ever possibly to express In other words, this game is proof that your beautifully despairing experience isn't just yours.

never have I felt this way while playing a game I felt fear I felt sadness and I felt happiness. I didn't want them to go the people we meet along the highway but they did and theres nothing you can do about it. As a person who struggles with suicide this game was heartwarming I still don't know if I should be sad or happy right now, so the developers or developer of this game thank you for this experience I appreciate it. (Please play this game it was simply wonderful this has been the best money ive ever spent in my life I felt a flurry of emotions in just 1 hour and 23 minutes)

note: if you have photosensitivity issues, take care playing this game as there are a few sequences featuring bright, flashing lights. in addition to the depictions of suicide and self harm, there is also a brief scene depicting intimate partner violence. short, but definitely worth playing. the heavy subject matter may not be for everyone, but it's a very well-written game with beautiful art, music, and a moody atmosphere. the main character's struggles with depression were particularly emotionally resonant in my opinion. in general it runs well, though i did experience a soft lock that forced me to restart the game once, so even if you're going to play this in one sitting, it might be a good idea to save frequently. if there's one mild complaint i have, it's that the game doesn't seem to have full controller support (at the very least, on my dualshock 4 i was only able to use my left analog stick to move around, and nothing else). none of these issues are a dealbreaker though, and are pretty understandable considering rpgmaker as an engine can be a bit janky