
What if you could create your own constellations? A love story about Asian American identity, mental health, and stargazing.
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It was a game i played for 34 minutes. Can't say I feel spectacularly offended or inspired by any of the "themes" of being asian american or depression. It was like listening to the most spectacularly boring and vanilla people talk and have the conversations go in the same circle of "wow. I hate my mom." I was spoon fed so much information with virtually no story. The entire story is explaining the main characters backstory. And this thing of "exploring mental health" is just casually mentioning one of characters was depressed and how he regrets being depressed. That one comment saying they love when men with mental health are represented in media better up their bloody standards because if that's your definition of good representation WHEN IT"S SUPPOSED TO ONE OF THE MAIN POINTS EXPLORED IN THIS SO CALLED "STORY" then just go back to tiktok. Or 13 Reasons Why since y'all gobble up anything that throws the word depression or mental illness in it. Apparently someone was very offended by the asain american stereotypes but as an asian american I literally did not care. Like wow. They showed aspects of asian culture and then stated an experience that a lot of people go through. Omg wow the disrespect. If I could put a picture of someone rolling their eye I would. It should be noted I skipped a lot of text because I swear everything was about how much June dislikes her mom. I could not bring myself to care at all about these characters because their not really characters in the first place. Their people who are dating and talk for 34 minutes. More character traits were given to Sakura in the first episode of naruto than these 2 have.
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Íntima y emotiva novela visual que trata los temas de la experiencia asiática-americana y la depresión a través de una pareja y sus constelaciones.
não é longo, então dá para jogar de uma vez e é bom para passar o tempo
It's a cute game you can play in between. What I really appreciate is the exchange between Miles and June, having those deep conversations and that they are able to understand each other so deeply. Sometimes such conversations are much needed and I think - this - is just wonderfully made.
Normally, I don't gravitate toward these types of games, but I thought I would check this out because it was free and I was just in search of something different than like the 3 games that I play on Steam. While playing, I found myself relating to both of the characters in some ways, more than I expected. I won't say anything that would spoil the story, but some of the thoughts that the characters had towards themselves is something that I found in myself, and the similar struggles that I shared with the characters hit deep and the conversation between the characters provided a nice little reflection about life and where I am in mine. Whether or not you're into the romance stuff, I would highly recommend playing the game and being a part of the conversation between June and Miles. You may find yourself relating to it in one way or another. The nice thing about this game is that it only took me about 49 minutes to complete, so you'll probably finish it in more or less time. However, the only thing that's a downside to this game is that there is no menu that you can go back to when you start playing it. With that being said, I don't think it saves if you stop playing in the middle, so this game was truly meant to be played in one sitting. Not entirely a bad thing if you have about 50 minutes to spare. Also, I wish we could move the screen using aswd or maybe the arrow keys instead of having to move the mouse to navigate the sky, and being able to use the scroll wheel to zoom in and out to find the constellations easier. Luckily, they are close together anyways so you don't have to search for them too much. But even with those issues, they don't take away from the story, in my opinion. So don't be afraid to give this game a go. It's free anyway! :)
boring and endless
Um jogo simples e que me trouxe grande conforto. Ainda que eu ache que o jogo poderia ter mais nuance ao falar da experiência de ser asian american, é uma obra indie que funciona bem e tem uma dinâmica bastante agradável entre os dois personagens principais.
A história não é nada cativante.
This is probably the cutest and most heartfelt exploration of identity and mental health I've ever seen! It's adorable and emotional and very short (a single playthrough is 40 mins long give or take). A 10/10
Simply put: not my cup of tea. Sorry, maybe I have to be Asian to understand some subtext, but this one was plain boring. Even free games can waste my time.
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