A fascinating concept and an intriguingly personal story. You see so much of the character's personal business it actually makes you uncomfortable, especially because the character is a representation of the actual designer, sharing her name, likeness, and much of her experiences. It does this in an interesting way though, and the writing and the story's truth shines. The gameplay leaves a lot to be desired -- it beautiful art but barely any game mechanics to speak of. And the ending is remarkably abrupt -- I wanted more time spent on the fallout from that last experience. But it's a game mostly made by one person learning game design -- it was never going to be the polished experience it could be. For what it is, it's great. Would love to see this concept revisited by Nina or another developer in the future.