I couldn't find where to exit the game and the airship session I got stuck. I think after all the text, in a line that says something like I love the sound of my ship.
Still a wonderful experience, I'm really glad I played.
The thoughtfulness and sentimentality of the author really comes through. I enjoy attempts to endow a place with the stories that occur there. I recently saw an art exhibit where a student painted a few items of their dorm-room white and then covered them in writing with sharpie in order to record the thoughts that occurred near the object. They ranged from K-pop lyrics to immediate frustrations with friends who were late (or whatever). Then a full room-setting of these was placed together and it was a pretty great attempt to express some sort of ghost of place (even though it was in a gallery rather than in their dorm-room). I got a similar sense from this. I feel nostalgic about places like this and my experiences in them. Commercial-spaces especially tend to be dismissed as pure utility, but they can't help but capacitate this type of romance if the right person comes across it. And it's nice that they had the will to express it!
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I couldn't find where to exit the game and the airship session I got stuck. I think after all the text, in a line that says something like I love the sound of my ship.
Still a wonderful experience, I'm really glad I played.
Thanks for letting me know ! I'm working on a bug fix right now. Also, you can use the "escape" key to reload the game.
Thank you so much, it means a lot to us <3
The thoughtfulness and sentimentality of the author really comes
through. I enjoy attempts to endow a place with the stories that occur
there. I recently saw an art exhibit where a student painted a few items
of their dorm-room white and then covered them in writing with sharpie
in order to record the thoughts that occurred near the object. They
ranged from K-pop lyrics to immediate frustrations with friends who were
late (or whatever). Then a full room-setting of these was placed
together and it was a pretty great attempt to express some sort of ghost
of place (even though it was in a gallery rather than in their
dorm-room).
I got a similar sense from this. I feel nostalgic about
places like this and my experiences in them. Commercial-spaces
especially tend to be dismissed as pure utility, but they can't help but
capacitate this type of romance if the right person comes across it.
And it's nice that they had the will to express it!
clyde wow so deep.
I feel the same way though, that man-made objects may seem superficial, but they can hold quite a bit of meaning..