- July 4, 2024
- Mystael studio
You know my name?
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About
SHORT GRIM STORIES About the GameA short story about a girl who has forgotten her name. But it seems she lost something else along with her name. And she's losing it even now. The novella is more an experiment with abstractions than a standard story. Sources of inspiration: novellas about milk and the cartoon "Hedgehog in the Fog".Features A kinetic novel about the defense mechanisms…





- The game features a unique and interesting art style that resonates with players, reminiscent of early video games.
- Despite its short length, the game provides a thought-provoking experience that encourages contemplation of its themes.
- The atmospheric lo-fi graphics and unsettling music effectively enhance the storytelling experience.
- The game is very short, lasting only about 10-15 minutes, with no replayability or choices to explore.
- Some players found the writing to be overly ambitious but ultimately ineffective, leading to a lack of engaging content.
- There is no main menu or convenient exit option, requiring players to force quit the game to exit.
story
10 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is open to interpretation, with many players viewing it as a representation of purgatory or limbo, where the protagonist is trapped. While some find the narrative straightforward and intriguing, others feel it lacks depth and engagement, despite its brief duration and unique art style. Overall, opinions are mixed, with some appreciating the concept and others deeming it underwhelming.
“I honestly find it strange that out of all the reviews, no one seems to understand the story, which is very straightforward—[spoiler] this is purgatory.”
“Very short, interesting art style, interesting story.”
“The story takes about ten minutes, or even less if you're a fast reader.”
“I honestly find it strange that out of all the reviews, no one seems to understand the story, which is very straightforward-- [spoiler] this is purgatory.”
“The description says the story is up for your own interpretation, and I would say that I interpret this as a version of limbo or purgatory, or perhaps naraka, or maybe ākimchanyāyatana, where the girl is trapped.”