and Roger

I love it! My only problem with this is that I didn’t buy it sooner. What a twist, btw! If the devs see this, I hope you know you’re all amazing! Keep working hard to make things like this! :3

First thing first - the “errors” other users mentioned at the beginning are not a glitch, they are a storytelling device. You’re not supposed to be able to type, it’s supposed to get you into the mindset of being disconnected from reality that the main character feels. Otherwise, this is a really beautiful piece of storytelling. I wouldn’t want to spoil it with anymore details. My recommendation if you purchase this is to go with the flow, experiment, and let it take you on the journey that it intends to.

TLDR I played this game from start to finish on iPhone and it is not broken at all. It’s short, bittersweet, compelling, and worth the money. From start to finish, this game will make you struggle, and I do say that lovingly. This is part of the story, and it was crafted to be confusing and sometimes frustrating, often ineffable. These elements help to insert the player into the character’s experience. She’s confused, she’s frustrated, and she’s struggling. If you are feeling this, the game is succeeding. As can be seen in the poor reviews of this game, many users misunderstood the intro, which drops the user immediately into the confusion. The game is going to APPEAR to ask you for your name, but you’re not meant to answer the question. You just keep tapping until it appears to glitch out and then asks what seems to be a series of unanswerable and/or nonsense questions. Proceed as if it all makes sense, even though it doesn’t, and I promise you will land at the story. You do not ever need to type in this game. Any space that seems like you need to type, just click until it goes away.