a really good follow up to the previous installment. references the original, but stands on its own as well. it's mechancially a bit different. it's still as heartwarming and meaningful

queer rep, found family, join a sisterhood

I haven't finished it, but it's very considerate and queer. The aesthetic is fun. Its focus on language and the power of language definitely reserves it a place here.

Odd pick, but you can run the world government on the platform of eco-feminism for about a year, which is fun. I also love the aesthetic of this game.

It's a really good depiction of growing up confused.

It's definitely pretty queer, but most of its richness is hidden. I like the commitment to depicting a child growing up, but the gameplay dragged because of it.

your thirst is mine, my water is yours

its very emotional purely through its atmosphere, there's a wide range of these atmospheres, made me cry

similar to a quantic dream game (heavy rain, beyond: two souls, detroit: become human), but way more condensed and interesting, please play, the mechanics are fun, just short of amazing

could have gone harder but went hard enough, made me cry