Unavailed

Unavailed deserves some love. this game is worth every penny and not to get too personal it has a story that is near and dear to my heart. I have a lot of love for this game. Even though it's not very long, the game is about the experience not repeated play. I can see where the general public might not be a big fan of the game but it hits a specific audience like a freight train. 7.5/10

This game was like looking at parts of my own life represented in a video game. If you've struggled with anxiety or depression, this game will probably resonate with you. At least, it did for me. I sure wish I could make the same progress Mia did in just 30 days. A real and emotional experience. Definitely recommend it. And hey, if you're looking at this game and you're going through something similar to Mia...you're doing great. Keep trying.

get out of unemployment simulator.

you de-chungusbakalife a chud in game...turning them into a wageslave normie...VERY WOKE for being released in the conservative 2023

I find this game extremely relatable. In emotion-driven games, or books, or anything for that matter there is one thing: you either get it, or you don't. Over the course of this 3 hours, multiple times I felt a strong feeling of companionship for Mia. Never have I seen anyone so similar to me, saying things I would say, and having problems similar to mine. When you write books, you usually convey your feelings through words, so a book is a gateway to the author's soul. I think it's the same for video games, especially indie games, and no words could described how relieved I am to know that someone have gone through a similar experience. Thank you for this experience.

I originally found this on Steam Unlocked, but then my Windows install got ♥♥♥♥♥♥, so I had to reset my pc, losing the game. I spent about 2 years trying to find it again, and I finally found it. I like this game quite a bit because of this.