

My Therapy
Suvorov Mikhail · 2022 · Casual, Visual Novel, Simulation, Multiple Endings, Anime
About My Therapy
Plot goes like this:
The protagonist, Hideki Yozo, has just completed art therapy course after a horrible tragedy. Drawing is now his only skill, so he goes to start a new life in art college. But there he's met by perhaps even more broken people than himself.
Namely:






Although current version is rather funny: in general, the game is planned to be very depressing, violent, with a lot of content that many may find offensive. Keep this in mind before investing yourself in a project in any way.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players praise the story and the sense that choices carry meaningful consequences, with some appreciating specific references and humor. However, critics argue the game lacks actual gameplay and is essentially a poorly-written visual novel that relies on clickthrough dialogue, with complaints about unappealing character designs and the game still being in development. Opinions are mixed on whether it succeeds as a dating sim, with some finding it engaging despite its flaws while others find it boring or creepy in its presentation.
-Good story -It feels like the choices have consequences -tf2 reference If i wasn't poor i would definetly support this6 found this helpful
https://youtube.com/watch?v=vuKnR8RvxHY5 found this helpful
"My Therapy" isn't a game. It's an e-book dumped on Steam masquerading as a game. As a visual novel/e-book/fan-fiction, this has no notable gameplay. It's just clicking through badly written dialogue that would never be accepted in print by an actual professional publisher. How did something this badly written end up on Steam? When someone can't get published in print, they spend $100 and dump their high school fan-fiction onto Steam Direct under the guise of a game. This garbage Russian e-book carries the disturbing high school anime club dropout fan-fiction writing we're used to, as the author hacks out an incredibly creepy revelation of his fantasy of creeping on underaged looking girls with mental health issues. Yeah, it doesn't get creepier and cringeir than this. This was made using the Ren'Py e-book construction kit, which lets people who aren't developers create godawfully bad e-books that they then pretend are actually PC games. Just like no real writing talent was involved in this garbage, it's no surprise that no real software development happened here either. Ren'Py is just a shortcut for polluting the store with non-game e-book garbage. Visual novels are tedious …
Game is very boring, while still keeping attached so it is not bad, while sure for the side of the community that likes these certains types of girls, it for me left me indecisive, leaving me with having to choose kimiko later on in the first act... while it was a good game to play, it is yet in developmente, therefore i can'not put myself up to giving it a proper rating. While the characters didn't appeal to me, you seem forced to interact with all of them (except the one who everyone knows after they played the first act). So overall, the game was alright.
Midway through the game and i saw a team fortress 2 reference so i have to recommend it, i will write a proper review once i finish the game tho
AWSOME GAME all i wanted was a normal dating sim with some cool elements and its exactly that but i wished you could date the librarian : (
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