Comments - NeatWolf

As a premise, I've been experiencing anxiety/panic attacks for many years, so this is a subject I think I know very well, I think it's pretty accurate.
Well, on a side, no, saying it's anxiety attack simulator would be a bit pretentious, there are simply too many physical aspect I or anyone can't reproduce. I don't want to call it this way. Many people could get offended. On the other side, it actually tries to reproduce them (but there are so many different variations, I did my best to pick the most common hues). It tries to break the user's patience to the point of changing impatience to anxiety.
This is not a game, more an interactive experience, even if there are elements that can be qualified as "game mechanics and elements". I don't like to say that you're "playing". This is a serious issue and think everyone playing it should not even try to compare it to a game. That's not what it's made for. There are elements that can trigger attacks, and some testers even cried.
There are many gameplay videos around, but most of the youtubers just played it speaking aloud, doing a commentary, creeping out like it was a scarejump game, and that was not what I created the game for. The good part, is that they allowed the game to become more reknown. It will be soon released on Steam.
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(framerate may appear laggy due to the recording software, I'm going to try and improve smoothness and resolution of the video when possible)

Thank you Irenaart! I've been putting a lot of effort in this game these years... but only created a profile for it today, spread the word! ;)