Flaws in the People We Love
On July 2nd, 2009, every living thing vanished. Gone, without a trace.
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May 1, 2019
7 years and 95 days ago
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Mostly Positive46 reviews71.7%
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7 itemsAbout the Game
On July 2nd, 2009, every living thing vanished. Gone, without a trace.
I'm a hobbyist who makes games for fun. You can finish it in 10 minutes. If you play it, I'll be thankful.
Description of gameplay
The gameplay is a walking simulator. The game uses first person controls. Walk using w, a, s, d and jump with space. As you explore the world, the narrator will reveal details about who you are, what happened.
Features:
* Full voice acting
* Short - you can finish the entire game in around 10 minutes
* Story rich - a mystery with several major plot twists
* Simple controls - walking simulator controls with minor, simple platforming sequences
I wanted to make a game about the stories we tell ourselves to rationalize the choices we make that often don't make sense to people looking on the outside.
I'm a hobbyist who makes games for fun. You can finish it in 10 minutes. If you play it, I'll be thankful.
Description of gameplay
The gameplay is a walking simulator. The game uses first person controls. Walk using w, a, s, d and jump with space. As you explore the world, the narrator will reveal details about who you are, what happened.
Features:
* Full voice acting
* Short - you can finish the entire game in around 10 minutes
* Story rich - a mystery with several major plot twists
* Simple controls - walking simulator controls with minor, simple platforming sequences
I wanted to make a game about the stories we tell ourselves to rationalize the choices we make that often don't make sense to people looking on the outside.
