The wolf walks through the forest completely overcome by hunger, his senses are heightened, when he finally sees the young rabbit, he carefully walks towards him, launching a ferocious attack, thick layers of blood fall onto the damp grass, the creature struggles reluctantly, but its late...

A small affront to the ethical values ​​of modern man and his empty relationships with society. Right at the beginning we control a kind of parasite, and invade the character's body. This parasite details the memories of the person we use as a host, describing their fears and desires. It is interesting to observe the primitive perspective of this being in relation to topics such as sex and hunger. Other modern themes are reflected, from the perspective of the body's true owner, who apparently suffered from social phobia and depression.

The gameplay is in the visual novel style, with several photos of real places, and some RPG battle elements. The look is depressing, with a very faithful atmosphere, which manages to keep the atmosphere tense until the end. Perhaps a damage marker in fights would make everything more interesting, and sound feedback when clicking on important points on the screen.

If you liked Hylics and Milk in one bag, you can't miss it. Fair price and interesting experience.

[i]The wolf walks through the forest completely overcome by hunger, his senses are heightened, when he finally sees the young rabbit, he carefully walks towards him, launching a ferocious attack, thick layers of blood fall onto the damp grass, the creature struggles reluctantly, but its late...[/i] A small affront to the ethical values ​​of modern man and his empty relationships with society. Right at the beginning we control a kind of parasite, and invade the character's body. This parasite details the memories of the person we use as a host, describing their fears and desires. It is interesting to observe the primitive perspective of this being in relation to topics such as sex and hunger. Other modern themes are reflected, from the perspective of the body's true owner, who apparently suffered from social phobia and depression. The gameplay is in the visual novel style, with several photos of real places, and some RPG battle elements. The look is depressing, with a very faithful atmosphere, which manages to keep the atmosphere tense until the end. Perhaps a damage marker in fights would make everything more interesting, and sound feedback when clicking on important points on the screen. If you liked [url=https://gtm.you1.cn/storesteam/app/397740/Hylics/]Hylics[/url] and [url=https://gtm.you1.cn/storesteam/app/1392820/Milk_inside_a_bag_of_milk_inside_a_bag_of_milk/]Milk in one bag[/url], you can't miss it. Fair price and interesting experience.