Meet Her There
A short, intense, dark visual narrative in 2 colors. You are stuck reliving a single day, over and over. Explore a tiny, giant world of a relationship between two people. Don't get arrested. Try to reach the person you love and escape the cursed time loop. Is it not too late?
Estimated lifetime revenueLow confidence
$1.2Kgross
$347low → high range$3.5K
Net to developer$771
Modeled estimate, not a reported figure. How we estimate →
Est. copies sold
758
mid estimate
About
About the game
If you could rewind a day that has already passed, would you find a way to do everything correctly?
Originally a statement on time-loop narratives, it went on to become something a bit more ambitious, although it is still a very small-scale, intimate project.
- love the art, the sound design, and the dialogue was very well done
- short but pretty compelling. The visual style perfectly suited the dark subject matter
- great writing and story telling
I hope that you like it as well.
Cheers, H_AK.
About:
Meet Her There is a short, intense, emotional time-loop, in which you're stuck reliving the same day over and over, trying to reach a person you love. It is an ultra-stylized visual novel, made entirely in 2 colors.Originally a statement on time-loop narratives, it went on to become something a bit more ambitious, although it is still a very small-scale, intimate project.
Made By: Sinisthesis
Developed and published by me. Hi, I'm H_AK. I created the entirety of the story, assets and music in this game.Genre: Interactive Narrative, Visual Novel
While I wouldn't call it a proper visual novel myself, it is built using a modified RenPy engine, so it should be a familiar gameplay experience to everyone who has experience with visual novels.Content Warning: suicidal themes, foul language.
This is a very intense story with a very dark theme underneath, but I believe that these types of stories are important to explore. There's no graphic violence and I tried to approach the topics with an appropriate level of responsibility, but at the end of the day this is a pretty heavy game so I hope that you're approaching it knowing that its contents might be emotionally upsetting. It is also entirely a work of fiction, and any semblance to existing people, living or dead, is purely coincidental.Reviews:
Meet Her There received some great responses from the people who have played its development builds so far. Here's a couple of quotes from the responses I've received:- love the art, the sound design, and the dialogue was very well done
- short but pretty compelling. The visual style perfectly suited the dark subject matter
- great writing and story telling
I hope that you like it as well.
Cheers, H_AK.
