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The message and the idea of the game just are awesome, and pretty cute. The game itself unfortunately is way too easy - none of the puzzles took me more than 20 seconds... in the one with 5 screens, the 5th even was in the right place by accident, after I just was focusing on four of them...
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thank you soooooo much for such a beautiful game, stylish + yet simple. Something to wrap the mind around, but not too difficult so the topic remains in the foreground. Pretty fukcing awesome! <3'ed the "learn & help" button.
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Apart from a LOT of trial-and-error gameplay near the end, this game was nothing short of amazing. A perfect commentary on an important issue without being heavy-handed or self-righteous!
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Cute with a nice message that I certainly hope everyone can agree with. Everyone should be free to love. I really don't get why everyone is equating this with marriage though, which IMO is definitely about more than romantic love.
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Every once in a while I come back to this game. I love the music. I love the story.
The structure of the game itself. Watching each soul, sometimes having to move, sometimes having to wait patiently in the right place while the other goes through whatever trials they must.
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This game is good, but it's got a few things that I personally think stop it from being fantastic. The message is a little bit on the blatant side- it's told straight to the player instead of allowing the player to work some bits out themselves. Which is fine, it just reduces the impact a little as it feels more like someone's telling us something than us actually playing like the character and experiencing it on a more personal level (which when utilised to its full extent is one of the advantages of games over other forms of media). I'd point to examples like Pretentious Game for games which have messages which are presented very powerfully. Still, I like both the message and the puzzles in this game and as someone who's thinking of coming out of the closet soon as lesbian, it's very nice to see games like these exploring those concepts. It's just a pity this one isn't much more than the sum of it's parts. I'll rate it 4/5.
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Nice game, but I had to lower rating for the propaganda load. And I don't care what this load is - I just hate when a game imposes the author's world view on me.
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As a young lady who is bisexual it is incredibly refreshing to see this game :-) Lovely, simple game play and graphics and a message everybody should know about. Though I do agree with others about the aromantic thing, I see you wish you could change it as well! Your responses to negative comments are so amusing and civilized, it's great. I'm gonna go ahead and be a sap by quoting a song I love: "But we're all strange, and maybe we don't wanna change." Have an excellent day <3
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Other genders/sexualities would've been cool, but its a good game, with a nice message and I'm honestly surprised there aren't more horrible comments. Also it is a short game, and thats nice, which I guess could be a reason for no other genders/whatever, y'know? Overall, it's nice to see a game about love that isn't "Here, boy girl have love thats all".
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Wow. Stunning. This game, is perfection. It shows the world around us, and how people love. It doesn't matter about the gender or sexuality. Great game, 10/10.
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Nice short game with a wonderful message and good music. I like it. One level even got me thinking and trying some time. That's good, most games aren't even once challenging. 4/5 Stars
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Sometimes I come back to this came just to leave the music on repeat
Everything was done beautifully. Might be short and blunt but it does its job damn well.
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Love itself is beautiful, the problem is in the people who misuse the love given to them. If only they could realize its simplicity and not complicate things.
I've fixed this in my more recent games, like "i saw her across the world" and www.isawhergame.com . You can choose between he, she, or they. In "across the world", you can even define your own gender :) Unfortunately you can't do that in the new game, because it's voice-acted and I'm already asking the actress to redo all the lines three times over. But still, "they" is totally there!
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I was going to comment on this game being very heterosexual/ignorant of other sexualities, but then I kept playing and was pleasantly surprised. A very sweet game!!
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what a cute game! It took me a couple tries to get the hang of it, but once I did it was challenging enough to make me think, but not so hard that it distracted me from the story or the point.
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I love the message, and I hope you continue developing, but I had to rate lowly due to the puzzles actually being rather weak, and there not being much to the game. There's no innovation here apart from putting a message on top of a very played out puzzle mechanic.
Applause for putting it all together, though!
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Just a word of advice: being alone does not mean being in a "loneliness hole". Love is great but is not the only thing in life or the only way to be successful and happy, socially or otherwise.
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This is a great game! I love how you brought up all these issues and put them is such a simplistic way that it seems that there is nothing to fight over and that is great! 5 stars man that was awesome really simple but had a whole lot of meaning :)