Decarnation

Was looking for a game that would make me bawl my eyes out, but instead found a game thats even better because it made me start facing the problems in my own life the same way she did, head on. This game seriously gave me the courage to confront a problem that's been in the back of my mind for years 10/10 you should play this game

A game that, in my opinion, deserve far more praise and publicity than it currently has. Fantastic story with beautiful pixel art and a few fun minigames tossed in. It involves many metaphors that ties to the main character's mental state/self image that I thoroughly enjoyed reading into. Soundtrack is amazing and I find myself listening to a few songs from the game in my spare time. thumbs up

A beautiful soundtrack and extremely well made and beautiful pixelart. Yet the story was so abysmally boring after the ''big event'' happens and so weirdly corny i'm unsure what the game was even trying to say, if it was even trying to say anything. I wish they would've gone the complete horror/psychological horror route instead of this failed attempt at a deeper emotional meaning behind everything, which spoiler there wasn't any.

The story and dope synthpop soundtrack was a pleasant surprise. I went into this game blind and glad I did. Has a couple of jump scares but nothing too bad. Would recommend for those who like surreal dream-like games who don't mind body horror.

Really excellent beginning but somehow gets extremely boring afterward. Having trouble finishing it after it gets a bit surreal and doesn't seem to be going anywhere specific

I have a mixed opinion. The idea, the story, the art are for those who like twisted worlds of Silent Hill, Twin Peaks, or Tetsuo: The Iron Man. I highly enjoy such stuff. But man, those puzzles. They seem simple but at the same time time-demanding and unnecessary. Honestly, the game could live without them.

simplemente incroyable--I don't like story and game being at odds, and this strikes a balance. Like, the argument that "I wish there was more game" is definitely fair, this would make an amazing movie, and I wouldn't say the tactile feedback really adds too much to the experience aside from making sure you're paying attention, but the art is juicy with character, the story touches on a lot of experiential and sociological angles without being preachy or reductive [spoiler] aside from maybe the "nostalgia" thing at the end there, that was a little on-the-nose and self-referential, but it tied in with what's arguably the main "getting old" conflict without pulling you out of it TOO hard. [/spoiler] Mechanically, it's super flat, but as a narrative I was hooked, and generally I prefer mechanics over narrative--So that's saying a ton.

The story, gameplay, and sountrack/music all join together to make a wonderfully immersive play-through. If the feels are there, the game must be doing something right ;)

Great indie. Played in one sitting. Aside from a few input issues and some iffy puzzle logic, this hits every benchmark of good art.

I came to love Gloria (but not like Bob does). You've touched on something very real about what it means to live, to live with others, and to be human.

One of the best game soundtracks I've ever heard. The whole game is beautiful; it will be with me for a long while.

Everything in this game is polished to 400%. Very well written, beautiful and very intimate. It's clear the developers had a very thoughtful approach towards women's experience with men. It's also full of details and love.

very cool