q.u.q.

As can be gleamed from the screenshots, the art is stylish, and it's the main thing that completely sells the game. The music was surprisingly well-done too, it really has this melancholy, desolate feeling that perfectly matches a world that has lost all hope. But this is also why I feel the writing's the weakest part of the whole experience. The length is too short for you to fully get invested into the world, descriptions are pretty literal and scaled-back; there's some "surrealness" to it, yet the writing conveys no strong sense of imagery--the atmosphere is purely carried by the art and music. The translation also has one too many errors for a game so short. Maybe I'm being needlessly critical.....I just think the dev has a lot of skills and if they were to improve on their writing, they could make something really incredible.

Very short surreal comedy, do not expect a serious narrative. I thought it was funny enough, but it's otaku humour, which not everyone is into. The endings can be pretty confusing to get. I think MAHOUTEQ! by the same developer is much funnier.

very shimpy shrimp shimplements!

short n good, while not necessary some sort of indicator ur going for the right "path" (the ending u wish for) would be nice. not as in the game clearly telling u that but moreso the dialogue shifting more based on ur choices rather than moving on as nothing really happened. *until something happens, which is typically right after your last choice font is a bit hard to read but you can open the accesibility menu, swap to opendyslexic and turn the scale a bit down

a nice short story.

i love!!!