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In 2017, Monica borrows a body and travels to another city, just to get a taste of a life she could've never had. After an accidental meeting, she realizes that she doesn't want this night to be a one-time thing.

In 2024, Lisa wakes up after spending an entire weekend being unconscious at her desk at work. When she's forced to go on vacation, she finds out there are two heartbeats in her chest.

A tale of two hands, two hearts and two ends.

Around 7k words, which is apparently less than an hour of reading.

The template used in this work is Pellicule by Lapin Lunaire Games.

[note: due to the importance of text's visual arrangement, this game might not be particularly screen reader accessible. I'll try to find a solution to this]

TRIGGER WARNINGS

loss of control over one's body, gore, hallucinations, brief mentions and depictions of smoking and drinking, brief mention of transphobia stemming from fictional folklore

Updated 6 days ago
Published 14 days ago
StatusReleased
PlatformsHTML5
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(4 total ratings)
AuthorNaarel
GenreInteractive Fiction
TagsFemale Protagonist, Horror, LGBT, supernatural, Text based
Average sessionAbout an hour

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normal day of being plural

i really enjoyed reading through this, the prose and mystery are both so well-executed. it's very atmospheric... i might need to give it a reread to fully understand the timeline here but i'm pretty sure i understood & followed along pretty well. such a cool idea, and the visual presentation of the text adds so much <3

Ohh this is a wonderfully unsettling mystery to unpack! Just enough detail to figure everything out, and yet ambiguous enough to make you question your conclusion...

Gives me the sort of unsettling identity horror vibes that Who's Lila gave me, very good read!

I love how this one came together from both sides!

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your writing really is something special. this was wonderful. so immersive and gripping. i love how you add just enough information to piece the story together and still manage to make the world feel “big” and real. i was there, i felt all of that. it was unpleasant and wonderful and i felt understood somehow <3