Anonymous #1 2d

It’s a game that is so authentically and honestly planted in its setting and themes, it GETS what it’s like to live and be trapped in a dying small town and you feel it in every part of it. It will never get old for me.

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Anonymous big_al_the_riddler 2d

That’s so real, I lived in a bigger town so I never got close with all of the people around me so trying to get as many interactions as possible with bea and Greg made me realize the impact I could have on my relationships if I interacted with people more

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Anonymous #1 2d

On my first playthrough I was definitely a Bea person. I just think her route has a lot more emotional significance and the themes resonate more. Greg’s was good fun but most of it was just kinda dicking around in mini games and I feel like the emotional moments, while good, didn’t connect as much as Bea’s. She was the creators fav character and you can tell.

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Anonymous big_al_the_riddler 2d

Wow that’s who I picked my first round too, I felt really bad for her sometimes

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Anonymous #1 2d

She’s easily the most sympathetic character of the bunch. If Greg represents someone who used to be immature and is finally growing up and getting a chance to move on to better things, Bea is someone who is so willing and ready to move on but is trapped. As someone who grew up in a small, dying town and has seen people get stuck in that same rut, it really resonates with me

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