Decadent Thinking
Over 100 short stories told by a mysterious girl. A "read" prescription for those of you who are tired of living.
Simulation
Released
1 Jan 2020
6 years ago
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Overview
Summary
Over 100 short stories told by a mysterious girl. A "read" prescription for those of you who are tired of living.
Description
About This Game
"Hey, what's up with you at this hour?
If you're having a bad day, talk to me.
If letting it out makes you feel better, I'll listen.
Or would you rather I told you something...”
Over 100 short stories told by a mysterious girl.
A "read" prescription for those of you who are tired of living.
About the game
This game aims to be a kind of "reading" prescription for your mind!
I know how easily the human heart can be broken.
The way we as individuals deal with society.
I think I understand, in some small way, that it has become very difficult in today's world.
The pain of not being understood by others, the anxiety of society, and so on.
If only I could get rid of those vague things that make my chest tighten up by reading a text or playing a game. I made it because I thought it would be nice.
Also, I made it because I wrote it so well and I wanted to get paid for it (honest).
If you're having a bad day, talk to me.
If letting it out makes you feel better, I'll listen.
Or would you rather I told you something...”
Over 100 short stories told by a mysterious girl.
A "read" prescription for those of you who are tired of living.
About the game
This game aims to be a kind of "reading" prescription for your mind!
I know how easily the human heart can be broken.
The way we as individuals deal with society.
I think I understand, in some small way, that it has become very difficult in today's world.
The pain of not being understood by others, the anxiety of society, and so on.
If only I could get rid of those vague things that make my chest tighten up by reading a text or playing a game. I made it because I thought it would be nice.
Also, I made it because I wrote it so well and I wanted to get paid for it (honest).
