A solo journaling game about leaving town
“You’ve had it. Seriously, you can’t stand this dead end town for one more second. You’ve packed your bags and tossed them in the back of your beat-up car. Tonight’s the night. You’re leaving.
But someone else is supposed to come with you. Your best friend said they were in, that they’d stick by your side no matter where you end up. Only they were supposed to meet you a while ago, and they haven’t shown.
As the minutes tick past, you think about your life and how it got to this point. You’ll give your best friend a few more minutes, but then you’re gone.
Will they show up? Or have they abandoned you?”
Something’s Always Wrong is a game about that feeling that things should be better, that you were supposed to be better. It’s a game about regret and hope, failure and promise. Will you leave for a better life, or will you make do with what you’ve always known?
Self-published by the artist
USA import
Staple-bound
20 b/w pages
A5 zine format
A solo journaling game about leaving town
“You’ve had it. Seriously, you can’t stand this dead end town for one more second. You’ve packed your bags and tossed them in the back of your beat-up car. Tonight’s the night. You’re leaving.
But someone else is supposed to come with you. Your best friend said they were in, that they’d stick by your side no matter where you end up. Only they were supposed to meet you a while ago, and they haven’t shown.
As the minutes tick past, you think about your life and how it got to this point. You’ll give your best friend a few more minutes, but then you’re gone.
Will they show up? Or have they abandoned you?”
Something’s Always Wrong is a game about that feeling that things should be better, that you were supposed to be better. It’s a game about regret and hope, failure and promise. Will you leave for a better life, or will you make do with what you’ve always known?
Self-published by the artist
USA import
Staple-bound
20 b/w pages
A5 zine format
