The Immaculate Drag
A small game about letting go. Stay up late. Smoke cigarettes. Talk to strangers. Think about what you've lost. Someone you used to love? Or someone you used to be?
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7 itemsAbout the Game
Late one insomniac night, a washed-up writer grabs his cigarettes (last pack, for real this time) and sets out into the moonlit streets, searching for closure on the memories that haunt him and inspiration to keep moving forward. As he wanders the block, he shares fleeting connections over cigarettes with other lonely souls living on the fringe.
The Immaculate Drag is an atmospheric first-person walking/talking/smoking simulator, a brief experience that takes players on a melancholic journey through themes of depression, nostalgia, mortality, and the meaning of creativity.
Featuring branching dialogues with a cast of eccentric characters and an evocative original score inspired by retrowave, lof-fi hip hop, and jazz, The Immaculate Drag invites you to light up and let go.
Breathe deep, life is short.
PLEASE NOTE: The Immmaculate Drag is a small game, and a single playthrough should take 30-45 minutes on average.
