astray demo
A downloadable game for Windows, macOS, and Linux
Just a game about a girl getting through the day. Keep her company and help her as you can.
The full game will be a lot longer.
TW:
Flashing lights, loud noises, self harm.Updated | 1 day ago |
Published | 4 days ago |
Status | In development |
Platforms | Windows, macOS, Linux |
Author | carri |
Genre | Visual Novel |
Tags | Dark, dreamcore, LGBT, Pixel Art, Psychological Horror, Slice Of Life, Transgender, weird, weirdcore |
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Where do I even start
The unique design, art, music and sounds is just something I so overwhelmingly loved and will try to get inspired from. Each cutscene felt like a vibe-check, touching in a way.
The story was such an experience, I can guess where you got inspired from the game you have in your collection but you did deliver well. and that NEET Girl reference in the clinic… peak. I also did feel a little bit uncomfortable at some parts but I guess that was bound to happen.
Really excited to see how this goes and I hope I can get along with you
-hug-
Spoilers for parts beyond the game?
So that excitement had lead me to go through the game code and continue the story. And oh my... it was something for sure. If I haven't felt uncomfortable before now I surely did. Not only because of the story (The shaving and Subway scene take the cake for this.) as the themes got more *idk the word for it* and scenes but also the elements slowly fading away until the part where the cutting happens and nothing changes after that. The Conversations between the mom also added a lot to her personality whether it be the arguments or the love or being worried in general. The part with social media with the button and especially the part with the DAW really sticked with me. and Finally the ***that*** part felt awkward but it really made me understand the girl better alongside the dreams too *Which I just realized now she didnt have a name*. In the end I have nothing to say but wow. goodjobYou don't know how unbelievably happy your comment made me.
I was not really expecting people to play this, let alone like it enough to look into the code.
Thank you, I'll do my best.