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playing this game and the sequel to it i find that both leave me in tears...
its been said before but these two games are both works of art and both very saddening.
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The animation is kinda annoying when it still looks the same after 15 minutes...so long to load,unlike the company og myself
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At 5-8 I felt like I was struck by lightning because I knew what would happen because I have played and finished the company of myself :(
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I absolutely adore this game, as much as I do 'The Company of Myself'. The puzzles are difficult, which I quite enjoy. But, the story is the most important part. I couldn't stop playing till I finished it, and I find it left me both melancholy, and amazed. I doubt I'll soon forget this work of art.
Good job! <3 -^-^-
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I cant pass the level just after finding thomas for the second time... it is hell for me, can´t get the timing right...
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the one (tiny) criticism I have is that I found it hard to read the writing sometimes when they were moving around, if you could make the other characters stand still while they were talking...that would be better imo
But seriously amazing game, made me want to play Company of Myself again
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On the last lvl its sad, because you are still playing, but your a ghost. :( It expalains alot for In Company of Myself.
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I understood completely until the end. Maybe because I played The Company of Myself first, to me it seems that (spoiler alert) Katheryn is dead? But here Jack is happy, and in The Company of Myself he's sad.
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One thing I think it would be nice is to have the comments disabled when you are doing an area again after dying.Love the game.
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Really great game; I just played through Company of Myself and Fixation through (practically) one sitting. Sad, lovely story, and good puzzles.