I'm not seeing anyone talking about this in the reviews for this game, so I'm writing it myself.
The game has a really strange bug with save files — on day two, you're unable to continue properly because Ame doesn't send you the message she's supposed to. I watched some playthroughs when this first happened to me and thought I was the only dumbass with this problem, so I started searching for a solution.

I ended up on a Reddit thread saying the issue was caused by corrupted save files, and that I needed to download and replace them with a pair of "non-corrupted" save files for day one and two. I did that, but it didn’t work.

Later, I opened the game again, and the own game switched the language to English (I had it set to Spanish). Surprisingly, the game worked correctly after that. I couldn’t switch it back to Spanish, but I really wanted to keep playing, so I kept going in English.

UNTIL DAY FIVE — the in-game Tweeter decided to crash as well. I kept playing until day seven, then closed and reopened the game to see if that would fix it... and uh oh — my save files were corrupted again, this time even in the English version.

I don’t know what to do anymore. I know this issue has been around for like two years or more. I’m not asking for a refund, even though I’ve played for less than two hours, just because I think this game is a masterpiece from what I’ve seen so far.

I really hope these problems get fixed so I can play the game with the insanely good Spanish translation.

Hope this helps someone. Have a good day.

I thought, hey — cool concept. Cute art. Maybe it's edgy, maybe it’s gonna punch me in the face with something real.

Instead?
It felt like I wandered into the wrong room at a house party, and now I’m trapped in a conversation with someone crying into their beer about how nobody understands them — while I’m already plotting my escape route through the bathroom window.

Not uncomfortable in a thrilling, dangerous, maybe-I-learn-something way.
Uncomfortable like realizing you just committed to a three-hour dinner with a human red flag and no exits.

Cringe — but not even the fun kind.

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• Abrupt. Jarring.
  
• Felt like falling off a Vespa at 40 mph, still clutching a warm baguette and a bad decision.
  
• No payoff. No grand revelation. Just a clumsy stumble into the void while sad music plays.

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• Not a tragic anti-hero.
  
• Not a misunderstood queen.
  
• Just a flaming pile of daddy issues, mommy issues, abandonment issues, and validation issues — stacked so high they need a scaffolding permit.

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Five minutes into real life with her and I’m already lighting a cigarette, shrugging like a bored poet, and walking off into the night muttering "c’est la vie, ma pauvre."

No drama.
No second chances.
No fixer-upper project wrapped in fishnets and bad tweets.

Maybe that's why none of it worked on me.
Maybe that's why her manipulations bounced off like rubber darts against a brick wall made of bad relationships and good wine.

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I don’t rescue people.
I don't play therapist.
I am but a crispy croissant of a man — emotionally unavailable, slightly drunk, and ten steps ahead of the fallout.

(Désolé, mon amour. Find someone else to fix you.)

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• Concept: Cool idea, tragic execution.
  
• Gameplay: Less "edgy social commentary," more "stuck in a group chat you can't leave."
  
• Reviewer: Smoking on the balcony, already forgetting your name.

I like this game. Yiu get to have a mentally ill girlfriend that goes insane.
the game is nice it is very fun but do not leave ame on read for more than a few seconds because you will get flatline ending. I got it 10 times.

play this game its fun