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À propos de ce jeu

Re-Thing is a psychological top-down RPG. This is a personal commercial project based on real-life experiences and struggles.

You play as a young pony schoolgirl living in a city divided by race, class, and conflict. Poverty, discrimination, political apathy - all of this is part of everyday life. But the protagonist can't just accept it. She sees the problems. She wants to fix them. She feels like she understands more than those around her.

Features:

Deep psychological story - a narrative that challenges perception of reality and questions where the line between truth and illusion lies

Explore a dark world - travel through districts of the city, from poor neighborhoods to wealthy towers, from school to forbidden zones

Meaningful dialogues - every NPC has their own perspective on the world's problems, there are no "correct" answers

Pixel art graphics in classic RPG style with an atmosphere of gradual descent into uncertainty

Dark themes - the game addresses depression, social inequality, domestic violence, loss, and psychological disorders

Re-Thing is a story about how trying to change the world can turn into losing yourself. About the line between striving for justice and obsession. About accepting that some things cannot be fixed alone.

A game for those who value complex emotional experiences, ambiguous moral choices, and stories that make you think about reality.

Content Warning: the game contains heavy psychological themes and may cause discomfort. Recommended for mature audiences.

Description du contenu pour adultes

Voici la description de l'équipe de développement à propos du contenu du produit :

This game contains mature psychological content. The game features themes of suicide, depression, domestic violence, and psychological disorders. Some scenes contain references to blood, potential violence, and character deaths. Content is presented primarily through dialogue, text, and static sprites, without detailed graphic visualization. The game is intended for mature audiences and may cause emotional discomfort for sensitive players.