A curious little game. Abstract and somewhat unnerving. Probably going to need some more time turning it over in my head to process what it's saying. A solid experience overall, though there's one particular segment that was overly repetitive — which I feel was an intentional thematic choice here — but it just felt bothersome, honestly. Tedium as a ludonarrative device can be very profound if done well, but you _really_ need to stick the landing if you're attempting it or you're just going to frustrate the player.

A nice and short game that makes you keep playing as things get interesting. Leaves you very confused at the end but you should give it a go

Pretty weird stuff