Wonderfully original with an interesting use of music, but most of the fiction (the sensor? the “monster”? Anne’s purpose in the story at all?) eluded me even after a quick second pass. The price of not being a native anglophone, perhaps : (
Brilliant. You have to read between the lines to pick up the details of the world, but I like it. So many text games try to hit you over the head with descriptions and worldbuilding. The narrator’s love for her work, and her concern for her patient, gave this story a strong, humane backbone.
Wonderfully original with an interesting use of music, but most of the fiction (the sensor? the “monster”? Anne’s purpose in the story at all?) eluded me even after a quick second pass. The price of not being a native anglophone, perhaps : (
Brilliant. You have to read between the lines to pick up the details of the world, but I like it. So many text games try to hit you over the head with descriptions and worldbuilding. The narrator’s love for her work, and her concern for her patient, gave this story a strong, humane backbone.