Yes, No, Goodbye

Yes, No, Goodbye

Threeclipse Inc · 2025 · Casual, Horror, Word Game, Singleplayer, 2D

PC
Very Positive85% · 55
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About Yes, No, Goodbye

About this game

Yes, No, Goodbye was lovingly crafted by a small team as part of Threeclipse's Junior Program — an initiative created for recent graduates and individuals wanting to pivot into the gaming industry. It's the first project & portfolio piece for most of this cohort's developers!

Features

  • Over 50 challenging word scrambles
  • Unique art 
  • Beautiful music
  • An impactful story

Grace in your goodbyes

So you started the seance, but it looks like the entities aren't ready to move on. Pain.Well, nothing worthwhile ever seems to come easily.Guide them to the afterlife by relieving them of their worries. Have a chat, get to know them. And, uh… please don't freak out. It seems like they're in a bad mood.

Solve Puzzles

Hm… It looks like the experimental tools your boss provided are malfunctioning.Not a problem. You only need to unscramble the responses to figure out what the spirits are trying to tell you.

Pay attention

The ghosts seem to be strong enough to interact with the mortal realm. How curious… Wait…Is that blood?

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Jan 21, 2026
Play this game. It's free, you have no excuse. Just play it.
2 found this helpful
Recommended Dec 15, 2025
When I installed the game I was a little skeptical, once finished I can say that it has a great message.
2 found this helpful
Recommended Dec 3, 2025
Ghosts ask you [spoiler]to disarm a gun[/spoiler] Short and easy to 100%
2 found this helpful
Recommended Nov 29, 2025
Interesting concept
1 found this helpful
Recommended May 18, 2026
For a 40-minute free game, I thought this was fun. I can see people not appreciating the surprise gun safety message, but I thought it was handled well.
Recommended Jan 19, 2026
Yes, No, Goodbye is a short, simple game that manages to tell a surprisingly big story. Through minimal choices and quiet moments, it explores gun safety in a way that feels personal rather than preachy. It’s honestly kind of emotional, the simplicity makes the message hit harder, leaving you to sit with the weight of your decisions after it ends. For such a small experience, it lingers longer than you expect.

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