tomorrow won't come for those without ██████

I genuinely think this is Etherane's best game. It's tone consistent, not as chaotic as Hello Charlotte 1-3, the visuals are elegant and set an incredible atmosphere, and the story is good. My only issue is that Etherane makes awful puzzles that are so random and stupid I was stuck with half of them. The rest of the game is a bliss.

What a stunning and impactful little gem! People really don’t give etherane enough credit for her creativity and writing prowess. I was not at all surprised to see her lean more into the philosophical aspects of the game. Honestly, nothing makes me wrack my brain with theories and sends my imagination into overdrive quite like her stories, which, funnily enough, aligns perfectly with the game’s themes. When it comes to the story, her games always leave me with a peculiar feeling. While the big picture is clear, the true meaning remains elusive enough that you can never be entirely sure whether your interpretation is correct, as if a full understanding is always on the tip of your tongue, yet you can’t quite grasp it. For me, that’s part of the fun, though. Pondering all the possible meanings and metaphors, and knowing that everyone can find their own interpretation and themes within them that hit close to home. Be it religious indoctrination, cosmic horror, or doomed, unlikely dynamics (which many will know by now are a staple of her works.) In this particular title, etherane has managed to do so much with so little, delivering a wonderful, poignant, and dystopian allegory of toda…

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Another great game by etherane, really good story and a good conclusion.

i really really liked this, despite how short it is!! very lovely art, music, and story - i'd say if you're planning on just seeing one ending, it's probably not worth it, but if you watch/play the other ending, it REALLY fleshes out the story (especially as the ending that is far more interesting (imo) is the one that you're least likely to get on your first playthrough). do expect a short experience though!! i kinda feel like the game - if you experience both endings - is definitely a good length for what it offers, though. doesn't overstay its welcome, and only understays if you don't go for both ends! also a LOT less abstract than etherane's other games (looking at you, hello charlotte.. i LOVE abstract games don't get me wrong, but this one's a nice break from it for the most part!) :3