TOMORROW DON'T COME - Puzzling Depression

Is it really possible to make a game about depression? Anxiety? [i]Suicide[/i] ? You can try, and if comes from the heart maybe you can. Maybe you can. You could see this as an extremely obtuse word puzzle game. An experimental piece perhaps. Or a moving love letter to those afflicted. But if you've ever experienced the frustration of your inability to do anything, do something. Not knowing what to do or how to do it. That stuff isn't working the way it should, or your controls just don't work. There is no help. You can't find a way. Then you might come to find this a pretty clever simile of those feelings, that fear. And the heartfelt message of hope the dev offers up. Super short, very taxing. Plenty of help available from walkthroughs in the usual places which actually don't damage your experience IMO because it's the action that need to be taken to solve each puzzle that make sense of the meaning. Having said that, maybe try each puzzle a little to see how far you get, the multiple achievements giving little pointers to what your decision did and what you could do differently. Thoughtful, deep and I am very grateful

The game itself is interesting experience. There are a few puzzles (less than 10) using your whole keyboard/mouse and some thinking outside the box too. However, considering amount of content and technical problems I cannot recommend the game for its price (I got it with 50% coupon from badge crafting, getting it 2 times cheaper is ok, I guess). Technical problems: game starts very long, sometimes puzzles are not displayed correctly, especially where you have to drag the words. I really liked the game, but making it cheaper or free (with option to donate using dlc) would be more fair to potential buyers. Anyway thank you for the game, wish all the best to author and all other people fighting depression.

This game is masterpiece. it shows very well how depression works and this is just incredable. i never seen a better psychological and philosophical game before. i think its actually the best game that represent depression and i played games with these themes a lot. the message it carries makes me love it even more. please play this game if u or your loved ones suffer from depression, then you will more understanding. this game fits perectly for words "art is meant to comfort the disturbed and distrub the comforted". for me it comforted me so much i felt not so alone with this disease, but i know it probably can disturb other people. please give this masterpieace a chance, its cheap and soooo good<3

Too clunky to serve as a game, too shallow to serve as a serious message.

10/10 would pull the trigger again

8/10 would suicide again