Oh, that's why my microwave wouldn't stop talking about power lines and schizo indie games.

And here I thought I'd lost my mind for good, thank you Mara❤️

This game has it all: the contact with the transcendent, the conflict, the perseverance in the face of impossible obstacles and the satisfaction after defeating a terrifying boss.
I recommend it wholeheartedly. (2/2)

Almost feels like the game’s way of forcing you to reflect on your own journey before the inevitable end—like a distorted mirror of life itself. (2/2)

It's fascinating how the moon children and the grassy plain encapsulate that unsettling blend of innocence and impending doom. It’s as if the game taps into that primal fear of confronting the unknown, using a seemingly peaceful environment to amplify the dread of the final confrontation. (1/2)