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(based on 5 ratings) About the StoryYou take up too much room. You are so heavy and solid and real, and you don't want to be. You wish you could be like a child's balloon at a fair, drifting, attached only be a thin string. And you wish the child would let you slip from their hands, and you'd float off into the atmosphere. |
40th Place - 23rd Annual Interactive Fiction Competition (2017)
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This game is purposely modeled after Depression Quest. Instead of Depression, it models Anorexia, and was constructed as part of an academic sort of study.
This game is fairly long; if you load it up in Twinery, it has a huge amount of nodes and more than 5 endings.
However, the game often felt detached to me, and I ran into several broken pages that I had to back out of.
I think it would be a very good game in the style of DQ. But there are bugs at certain points, which made unplayable some branch of the game.