Besides the bramble of a narrative tree they have and the realness of the characters and their more complicated but incredibly understandable reactions to things. Not to mention being done as reactively to player choice as possible... man, this game's up there with Disco Elysium for me for sure.

that silence in the audio! In reality, that dull, droning noise in the background that helps fill your ears. It *really* sets up the ambience too, when all you've been hearing at this point is immersive strings and synths. And I couldn't be more impressed.

audio in.

Sure, when you're out and about, especially at night, you don't typically notice that "silence", but in a game, not having audio in your ears just feels like the game's muted.

But they added--

UghhhHH THANK YOU for sharing these,
Just so much to sink my teeth into

There's never a reason to do art, even if you attach one to it.

And yet, we do. We draw. We put things into paper. In this case, to our collective subconscious.

Even if your character turns sentient, they will live in Que to struggle, and eventually die.

Their death will be the most important thing to Ballpoint, even if he forgets.

I'm mostly rambling, but you get the idea. This copperleaf is strong, man.