"Milk inside a bag of milk inside a bag of milk" is a pixelated 2D visual novel. The game features a color scheme of black, pinks, and reds, with eerie music playing in the background. The gameplay consists of mouse-clicking and occasional choices.

The only thing this game does is make people with similar experiences relate to the main character. That's why most of the reviews are "she just like me fr". The game has no deeper meaning or significant impact.

Providing more context to the story would have helped the game feel more meaningful and complete, and it might have been even better if it had acted as a free prequel to 'Milk outside a bag of milk outside a bag of milk'.

Also, it kinda reminded me of Mr.Robot, in how Elliot speaks to the viewer and refers to them as "friend". It also reminded me of "The Flowers of Evil" manga, in how Sawa Nakamura sees people as monsters.

Thinks it's a lot smarter than it is, or atleast the fans seem to do.

The writing is really heavy-handed with the metaphors, and it's constantly bashing you over the head with the meaning of them too because god forbid you have to cricitically think about it for a second. I also just heavily dislike this type of meta writing in general because it always comes of super pretentious and this is not an exception.

The atmosphere is great though, and I enjoy the vibes it gives off + the monster designs are fun (Thanks E.T. for letting me buy milk).

For a dollar I don't exactly feel ripped off, though this does feel like a game that should be free-to-play for how little content it offers. Maybe the sequel can improve the writing, because I do like the "world" that's being created here, but the writer seems more concerned with making sure that everyone knows whats going on at all times while feigning mystery, which just isn't an enticing read.