Loneliness

The squares just move directly away from your Avatar square in a strait line when approached and fade away. There isnt any unique patterns, there is no deeper interactions, progression, interesting or neat patterns to emerge. You just scroll to the top of the screen scattering a few mildly unique patterns of squares until the game fades to black. I sincerely think the positive reviews on here are trolling, Yes, the game was "positively review bombed", especially that guy with 300 hours played, he's just leaving the game on in the background, there is no long term progression or anything. There is a million more things that could have been done with this concept, but it wasn't expanded on at all. Colors could have changed, squares could change personality interactions depending on what you do, squares could have dispersed into random and unique patterns, attitudes and interactions could change over time,etc. etc. there is none of that. You see the time played on the reviews, there isn't even a game here, even for free, so much more could have been done with little effort, sadly it wasn't.

A very deep game with a profound message. It really made me think about how we fight loneliness. After being avoided by the other black squares for a while, I caught myself avoiding them too, afraid of breaking their synergy, even if it left me alone. Maybe sometimes we stay lonely because we fear disrupting others’ peace and becoming an inconvenience. The music fits perfectly, and the atmosphere grows darker as the hope of fitting in fades. I definitely recommend this game.

lol, this not-game (in the author's own words) only lasts a minute so I had to re-open it and leave it running for a bit longer to be able to write a review. SO... Loneliness. Something a LOT of us are experiencing nowadays. And I guess that this [b]VERY[/b] little effort not-game acts as a metaphor of that condition. Well, if I take something from this micro-experience-thing is this: At least the pixelated protagonist of this thingy does something many lonely people are NOT doing, which is [b]actually trying to reach out to other people[/b]. But sadly, everyone rejects him for some undisclosed reason, walking away from him and eventually fading from his life. And so, if there is any lesson here about Loneliness, it may be that even if you do what many others don't and actually get out of your comfort zone to be more social and meet others, just doing that does NOT guarantee you any friends nor a significant other. So, if something about yourself is making you repellent instead of attractive to people, you need to figure out what that is and FIX IT, or you will remain lonely foreeeeeeeeeeever... which isn't so bad. WAY better being alone and in peace, than in bad company. SO, s…

My life:The game

very touching

Relatable