You'd kill for him, wouldn't you?

Well I didn't really expect a yaoi game to make me fervently desire to dismantle the corporate healthcare system but here we are! Damn this game did things to me while playing. I really need a part two or full version of this to finish this story. Feels like it stops right at the climax. I'm itching to see where this goes if it goes anywhere. It really is a phenomenal experience.

Story wise the allusions and parallels to some of the darker times in lgbt history are pretty strong and well done. The game serves to almost evoke the emotions of couples or individuals during those time watching loved ones and friends wither away trapped in a system designed to ignore them.

Gameplay wise its  smooth but restrictive. The gun play/combat is well there but isn't quite as satisfying or engaging as it could be. Simple additions such as adding some strained breathing to the character would go along way. Would make the gameplay a little more intense. He is locked inside a spacesuit after all. Fog on the visor, the sound of rubber squeaking, heavy boots on the metal floor would all and a sense of claustrophobia to the fps element of the game.

More advanced improvements could be tackled next. The ability to reload on command instead of at the end of the magazine. Maybe an ammo counter or a visual indicator on the side of the gun for a rough idea of how many rounds are left. Next the ability to sprint or crouch would nice but not strictly necessary. After that the only other improvement to consider is AI. They have a habit of just standing there while shooting or being shot at and shoot like bad aim-bots, dangerous but not really engaging.

All together its an extremely emotionally engaging game though (I suppose intentionally) frustratingly inconclusive. Id really like to see a full realization of this concept. Very well done BigHandInSky your game made me angry and sad in all the right ways. So I humbly beg for more.