Recent reviews by ๖ۣۜAntinanco J.

The Plan:
I don't need to give it a rating, it's ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ art. <3

Never have I had an experience that had nearly brought me to tears in only a span of 10 minutes.
This is a game that does NOT behave like a game, but rather, a commentary of the human condition, one that I like to say that goes along the basis of "Are we significant?"

Take a look at your character: a fly. A small airborn creature deemed as an insignificant pest by our own standards.
Now look at the obstacles. You are constantly knocked aside by gusting winds, you're powerless to lift a leaf vertically, as it slowly but gradually over-powers you, a spider web that leaves you in fear-- all of these define how vulnerable the character is as well as how vulnerable WE are as a whole, by introducing the penultimate scene in the game.

I don't know why, but I'm always a sucker to Outer Space-- something about its vast emptiness, yet innumerable, divine bodies of mass and light always seems to try to draw tears out of me, and this game is no different.

You thought you were small on Earth?

You're even smaller to the entirety of the universe, as every star, every bit of stardust, every beam of light screams much louder than you-- you, a fly. The higher you ascend into the ether, you only get smaller in a game with only 4 controls of direction, no objective, no goal, no function except to go up into the skies, thinking to yourself "What does this all mean?" throughout your journey in a world of nothingness.

You begin to question yourself again: "What does this all mean? Is there even a point to this all?"
If that's the case, that's how the game leaves you with, as you meet your demise to the light at the end of the tunnel-- which is simply that: The End.

This game is about self-discovery. This is a game designed to bring every single towering figure, man or woman, to their knees at how small they really are compared to the cosmos; to life itself. We all matter as much as a simple housefly, with the only difference that we decided to begin the ascent into the unknown.




I'm gonna go cry for real now, m'kay? Brb