And the Moment Is Gone
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An experimental conversation & internal monologue simulator. I tried to do a Eternal-Sunshine-of-the-Spotless-Mind-esque game, something I've been thinking about for a while, but finally did it over the weekend (that's what jams are for, right?).
- Left-click on thoughts to say stuff.
- Right-click on thoughts to reword phrases. Try not to overthink.
- Avoid the dark thoughts, they will mess you up.
- Listen to your mind (bottom-line thought) and say what (you think) she wants to hear.
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Why did she sit near me? There's plenty room on this train. God, she looked at me! Did she just smile? OK, relax, just calm down. Why do I fall in love with every girl that smiles at me? Do not overthink. I should say something. There is inifinite number of ways to make a conversation (at least in my head). What should I say? Why did she sit near me?!..
If you think the game is frustrating and you can't win - congratulations, that's how most of us feel on public transport every day! (Just kidding, you can win. Kind of.)
Subway sound by blastwavefx from http://freesfx.co.uk/
Indie Queen by Hollie Tudor and graffiti fonts from http://dafont.com/
Phone icons by Stephen Hutchings and Rokey from https://www.iconfinder.com/
- Left-click on thoughts to say stuff.
- Right-click on thoughts to reword phrases. Try not to overthink.
- Avoid the dark thoughts, they will mess you up.
- Listen to your mind (bottom-line thought) and say what (you think) she wants to hear.
--
Why did she sit near me? There's plenty room on this train. God, she looked at me! Did she just smile? OK, relax, just calm down. Why do I fall in love with every girl that smiles at me? Do not overthink. I should say something. There is inifinite number of ways to make a conversation (at least in my head). What should I say? Why did she sit near me?!..
If you think the game is frustrating and you can't win - congratulations, that's how most of us feel on public transport every day! (Just kidding, you can win. Kind of.)
Subway sound by blastwavefx from http://freesfx.co.uk/
Indie Queen by Hollie Tudor and graffiti fonts from http://dafont.com/
Phone icons by Stephen Hutchings and Rokey from https://www.iconfinder.com/