Recent reviews by kei truck

cheaper than going to actual therapy

Played this game with all possible paths that I could think of. A very lovely game with much more information about how death affects the people around us, and what the scientific methods of different processes to handle a body - each person has their own story, and how friends and family perceive us, including the character we're presented with in each section in the game.

Despite the game feeling like a tutorial, it's a much more calming one even with the topic of death constantly surrounding it. We're also given a glimpse into Charlie's life outside of her work, and how her best friend Jen affects her choices after subscribing her to Funerals Monthly.

There are two things I noticed that I didn't like about the game though, 2nd point being a major spoiler with one of the scenes:

1. This entire game feels like a tutorial. The first time was a really well set up tutorial, but it felt like I wasn't really playing the game, but more of clicking through a 3D visual novel. Some people may enjoy this aspect more, but I personally would've liked the challenge.
2. There is an option for you to not feel comfortable handling a specific body, and you are given a different one instead if you choose to do so. There is no backstory of how this person died whatsoever, and the dialogues with this person's family/friends are noticeably more shallow and detached than when you choose the first person. It feels very soulless compared to the first option, and this let me down by a bit.

Overall, I'd still encourage you to give this game a go. It's beautifully made art-wise, and a lot of care has been put into making it.

Kurt Cobain simulator.

PANIC

i cried like a ♥♥♥♥♥