Somehow the artlessness with which this is written suits the genre better than the funamusea games it's emulating. I'd like to say it's an early glimpse of the pandemic babies trying to articulate their experiences, but the author could just as easily be an unsophisticated adult. Would be more sympathetic to it, but I can anticipate being involuntarily shown a caked-up version of the sister on social media several times a week for the next three months.

Reviewed on Oct 25, 2023


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6 months ago

You're being too nice to it. Nemlei knows what they're doing; creating an interactive experience with added shock factor and a sexually charged fetishization of it to gather both negative attention and fans that condition themselves into internet-provided degeneracy because they feel they have no other alternative for feeling pleasure. Perhaps us discussing the existence of it only feeds the beast but I'm glad I was smart enough to not give Nemlei any money. Otherwise it's just a shit game with nothing else interesting to say about it.

6 months ago

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6 months ago

Based on the level of competence and subject matter of his first game I would guestimate Nemlei is in the 24-30 age range. So I guess it depends on what you consider "adult". I think we'll soon find that the level of arrested development from artists born in late zoomerdom is far worse than anything the "peter pan generation" were criticized for.

@hopeascendchaos, if you really want to take the route of extradiagetically-charged hatred for an itch.io game that's not even finished, a much more reasonable way of doing it would be asserting that it was championed by "degenerates" who have a personal investment in proprogating it to own the normies. Because there's really nothing in the game, in Nemlei's other games, or from Nemlei's own words that suggests that they're knowingly engaging in a controversy grift. If that was their intent, they would've made it actually shocking.

6 months ago

*her, not his