Little Jessie embarks on a journey through a smooth world to uncover a reason to keep going amid deep depression. Problems arise here too, but they resolve faster than in reality. Players join her to observe diverse lives, complete with day-night cycles, sunsets, sunrises, and a realistic moon in pixel art style.
This indie RPG adventure runs 30 to 40 minutes and relies on dialogue to drive the experience. Play it with one hand while munching chips with the other. Explore elements like a willow tree, skateboard, duck, door, llama or alpaca, statue, mountains, flower, eyeball, cactus, and mouth. Short sessions suit players seeking quick, one-handed narrative trips on PC.
This game is about little Jessie(who is awfully depressed)'s journey to find a reason to stay alive. In smooth world life is so much smoother than real life. Don't get it wrong, there are problems in the smooth world as well - they just get resolved quicker and smoother than the real world!
Join with Jessie and see/hear various lives in the smooth world together... and find your own reason to stay alive as well(if you don't have any!)
***** Key Features *****
Short playtime. About 30 to 40 minutes long.
Playable with only one hand. Use the other hand(s) for something more important... like putting chips in your mouth!
Dialogue heavy.
Day and night.
Sunset and sunrise.
Realistic moon for pixel art.
A willow tree.
A skateboard.
A duck.
A door.
A llama or alpaca.
A statue.
Mountains.
A flower.
An eyeball.
A cactus.
A mouth.
... and some other things.
