Will Die Alone

It's a really fascinating narrative game with a brilliant idea at its core. I appreciate that it doesn't lose itself too much into its own lore and instead keeps some things open to interpretation, and I love how it has multiple intertwining themes that range from the personal to the universal. It has a pretty good degree of replayability too.

I love the concept and the story is also very good, but the game is too short. Not a totally bad thing tho because it is emotionally exhausting. But overall a good game, and a showcase of creativity found in indie titles

Memory already is a malleable part of human life-your views of what happened will differ depending on your mood at the time you think about it, what stage of life you're in, etc. Deleting memories altogether to try and improve someone's life is an interesting idea. The memories offered to delete seem a bit odd-how would deleting someone's memory of getting married help when they go home to their wife right after? As a game, it's alright. Fairly short and probably not worth full price, at $2.50 or less it's decent.