Recent reviews by WelcomeToJupiter

I've been so excited to play this game since the demo, and I'm so happy it's out now. I've already beaten it, on my way to 100% all the achievements now teehee

Frogs

This game is really fun to chill and play and REALLY FUN to start over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over :)

factory go brrrrrrrrr

chair-ma-geddon

This is an amazing game. I don't know how to put it any other way.

I, myself, suffer from the same thing Susan does. I relate to her in a deep... almost terrifying way.
I picked up this game, worried that it might be a bit of a trigger for me. I have a hard time with both anxiety and depression and I spent most of my life doing things that would take my mind away from it. I was somewhat afraid that this would only remind me of what I try to forget.
It did for a while. Especially when she talks to the Queen of Maggots at the very beginning, I felt those emotions come back to me and I had to put down the game for a while.
When I came back to it, my depression was at a lull, so I managed to make it through the rest of the game.

This game is amazing.
I cried all through the ending.

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With Susan, who at the beginning, didn't give a sh!t about anybody, suddenly feels this deep love and concern for Mitzi, the fact that she would give up her gas mask for her at all is remarkable. Then, at the end, with her at Mitzi's grave... I cried as if I wasn't crying already. Susan had begun recovery and chose life instead of death.
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The journey and character development of Susan was beautiful and it gave me hope.
The game closes with the words "press any key to live."
I closed the game and cried.
This game changed my life and I hope it'll help others come to understand the dark feelings of suicide and depression.