The Dearest Person

The story was like reading a Chinese MTL Manhua. it made some funny references to other games and movies, there is a concept of existential dread with a cute female lead, the grammar was a bit off though - but despite this, your brain fills in the gaps easily as you go along - especially when you're used to it, lol. All that really matters, is whether the story "gets to you"- that's what keeps you hooked. And oh boy ~ it reallllllyy was quite something! The art and music helped set the mood A LOT. Without this character design, unique-artstyle and music composition, I honestly don't think the story would've really got to me. It is thanks to the harmonious amalgamation of all of these elements coming together, to form such a captivating experience. The "sad-gloomy girl", a depressive "urban" world; similar to (post) Soviet Union nations, combined with this calm, yet sooting music...[i]it's just perfect[/i]. The games story is not that long. It can easily be completed in it's entirety in less than an hour. However, even when you're not playing, but just staring at the scenes and listening to the music in the background - it makes you "feel" the emptiness of living such a life - …

Game writing is flat and way to straight forward, also the sentences don't feel natural :/

short but really interesting

games cool raises questions about the ethics of ai and on its usage e.g. [spoiler] the trip to that inhabitable planet where you are the commanding ai and have to choose whether or not u should sacrifice eva + whether or not to listen to the command to return to earth which would result in a multitude of casualties [/spoiler] also shows how people change under certain influences e.g. [spoiler] the girl having a huge personality change while being drunk [/spoiler] also written by presumably a slavic person which makes me wonder why this culture writes good vns so yeah games cool go and play it cause its free

Even though it was short, it was an impactful experience that made me think and question things.

Very interesting game. It raises many cool philosophical quastions. The dialog is very special to me.