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An Exercise in Emotional Honesty

by pixeldotgamer

2024

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(based on 1 rating)
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About the Story

Let's have a chat, you and I.
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This game is my entry for Dialogue Jam 2024!
Content Warning: Contains discussions of health and well-being, including menstrual health. Dialogue/discussions involving health complications can be skipped by not choosing "Health Issues?" during the first choice.
[CREDITS]
Created by Evan (pixeldotgamer)

Background Track ("Less or More Happy") commissioned from JuiceTea for use in this game:https://twitter.com/JuiceTeaMusichttps://juicetea.carrd.co/
[SOCIAL MEDIA]
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Game Details

Language: English (en)
First Publication Date: April 25, 2024
Current Version: Unknown
License: Freeware
Development System: Twine
 IFID: Unknown
TUID: mgefigq4n2qe5zkw

Awards

Entrant - Dialogue Jam 2024

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Opening up, May 11, 2024
by manonamora
Related reviews: dialoguejam

An Exercise in Emotional Honesty is a short conversation between you and (I think) the author of the game, where the latter opens up to ongoing struggles with their health and creative drives. Made in Twine, the interface and use of music emulates a light Visual Novel genre, where the sprite changes along with the conversation, smiling at you or looking away.

There is a very comforting and sweet vibe to the piece as a whole, and the warmth of sitting down with an old friend to catch up. And the discussion itself were quite lovely, opening up this way about the want (nay, need) to create but being unable to. Really nice.

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