Gone In November CD Key
Gone In November is a short narrative game exploring depression through the eyes of a terminally ill patient. Players navigate meaningless actions and isolation, reflecting the struggle against inner turmoil and loneliness in a modern world. Choices have no impact, emphasizing the weight of despair.
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Release Date
18 Aug, 2016
Publisher/Developer
Florastamine, Sometimes You
Reviews
Steam: 56.25% positive (108/192)
Metacritic: -
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System Requirements
Minimum:
- OS *: Windows XP SP2 32-bit or higher
- Processor: Pentium IV 2.0GHz
- Memory: 3 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel HD series with 64 MB of memory or higher.
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
- Storage: 300 MB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX compatible sound card
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Gone In November description
Gone In November
Gone In November is a poignant video game that explores the depths of depression through the eyes of a patient facing their final days after a grave diagnosis. This brief yet impactful experience immerses players in a world where choice seems futile, mirroring the feelings of hopelessness that accompany severe mental health struggles.
Navigate through the fragmented thoughts and routines of a character who, trapped in their own mind, engages in seemingly aimless activities. Whether it’s sending messages to an abandoned social media account or maintaining a collection of cacti without purpose, every action reveals layers of isolation and despair. The game poignantly captures the essence of being alone in a crowded world, raising questions about connection and the invisible strings that govern our lives.
Through this unique journey, Gone In November asks players to ponder: Are we merely puppets, manipulated by the modern world, struggling to make sense of our existence amidst overwhelming loneliness?