Recent reviews by Foxpile

My brain hurts.

This game is pro-KKK propaganda, wtf. Disgusting.

First time I've ever experienced a game title being invisible on profile, same goes to the screenshots I took from this game.

I didn't feel like reviewing this, but this little queer and weird indie pearl doesn't deserve to be invisible.

Real fridges have curves.

Cras amet qui nunquam amavit; quique amavit cras amet.

Short, sweet and beautiful.
And heartbreakingly sad.

I'm not crying, you're crying.

This game made me feel bad about myself, and I'll never download a dating app IRL.

I love it.

Ahah, oops, didn't read the "Toxic Relationship"-warning.

Short, bittersweet and absolutely stunning to look at.

Positive- to neutral rating for this short psychological horror VN.

The style is cool, the ambient music is fitting, yet I can't help but feel a yearning for more.

Stress less. Sleep more.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but this game is a perfect example of how a video game can explain Jeffrey E. Young and his schema therapy in an easy and beautiful way. Main character being the vulnerable inner child, you playing being the healthy adult, and the narrator being the punitive parent.

This is how any dark, twisted and surreal visual novels should be done.
An absolute (bus) trip of otherworldly dimensions.

I couldn't help myself from falling in love with the aesthetics of the art.

Grieve. Or not.
Cry. Or not.
Accept. Or not.

Depressing baby gay visual novel with unique aesthetics and a neat synthwave soundtrack to accompany you through the misery.