Stars Die

This game absoultely NAILS cosmic horror, and is great at instilling a sense of dread and despair without once needing to resort to jump scares or gimmicks. It also nails how multiple endings should be done: Not only are they different and not just a different color, but each one is tailored to what each character believes. Plus, they all color the world in a different light, and while they are all to different degrees depressing or outright terrifying, it is worth going through all of them. If ever in the future there's an updated version with better textures, I'd buy that in a heartbeat, if only to support the game's creator. This may not be everyone's cup of tea, but if it is, it certainly does everything right.

Very interesting... grim, absurd, yet somehow very sombre. Kosmikophobia kind of at it's best. [spoiler] When I saw the end credits I might understand where it came from, my condolensces as well. [/spoiler] I have always been a Lovecraft person and this game also simply divided their characters well with their personalities and choices is just up to us. Call me weird I've always rested at the idea of surrendering into the greater unknown. I loved your game, Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn.