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Onaemo Studio / Apr 16, 2018 / Adventure, Indie, Simulation
Dorothy is a 14-year-old girl who has scars and pains as a child. Her trauma caused Dorothy to develop dissociative identity disorder, which split her into several personalities. Hold counselling sessions in Dorothy's dream, and bring back all the personalities into one.
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Hello! Today, we made some small adjustments based on feedback from players. - Fixed an install problem for 32 bit computers. - Reduced the amount of stress level increase from Dorothy’s real life events. - Decreased the probability of “Depression and Delusion” eventline. Thanks for everyone who plays this game:)
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82% positive, 39 reviews
I tried this game with great trepidation owing to my own relationship with DID, as well as childhood trauma. I'm a survivor of child abuse who developed DDNOS (not exactly full DID, but close), was married to a woman who developed full DID due to similar (though worse) childhood experiences, have studied DID among other mental illnesses and known a few people with it both professionally and personally. So I'm not new...
130 found this helpful, 2018-07-01
Just wow. This game will grab a hold of you in ways you didn't expect. It's deep and forces you to consider the weight of your words. I'm not talking about Telltale's style of story-telling "the story is tailored to the choices you make" deal. I'm talking about "you jest at scars that never felt a wound" deal. And when it's all over, you feel bad when things go bad, and you feel joyous when things go right for the...
44 found this helpful, 2018-04-16
I was initially intrigued by the claim that this game is about a person with D.I.D., but was very dissappointed to find that it largely just presents really bad tropes about the dissorder. The core mechanic and goal of the game is interesting on its own, but this is not what D.I.D. is, so it shouldn't be called that. Also, the story lines often end up making no sense because of how the mechanics work. I might keep...
9 found this helpful, 2019-11-08
This game isn't really special/complex in terms of gameplay (6 endings, 8 lines of story), but the 8 paths mix based on your progress and that makes replaying interesting. I didn't like the music though, it was too repetitive. Don't expect a long playing time either. What makes this game stand out it's the story. You're in the mind of a 14 year old who suffered childhood trauma and developed 3 other personalities....
10 found this helpful, 2018-06-21
