HeatStroke

I genuinely cannot feel my body after playing this game. It has cumulative pause timer, no saves, and I've spent hours sitting there, typing in complete despair while suffering both mentally and physically. That being said, it was genuinely an interesting book to write while slowly losing my sanity. 100% recommend if you want to experience pure torture and pain, both mentally and physically

Felt like torture. Realised half way through that this game is supposed be played by youtubers/streamers so you can laugh at them. The story didnt resonate either. The ending was much better than the rest but it really dragged on. Didnt like any of the characters. The in game radio plays the same few atmospheric sounds, so i recommend prepairing a song playlist beforehand. Nothing happens while writing the book btw. its just the eyes at night, and you realise that pretty quick. Its super minimal but i guess i liked it just enough to recommend it if you really know what youre getting into.

i took an edible and played this game and had a spiritual experience that i will have to divulge in a big video about everything i played this year. cruel and evil and amazing, unlike anything else i've experienced to the point that i want to play it again even if i could read the book as a pdf. easily top five games i've played this year. there are a bunch of typos in the script with regards to spacing but in some ways i found myself appreciating them. talia is a rare generational talent and all eyes should be on whatever the heck she makes forever