Do Your Friends Love You?

*Content warning: flashing images, drug and smoking references, mature themes, and discussions of depression and suicide. Nothing explicit is shown, only talked about. This game handles some hard things, but none of it is meant to scare, only to inform and comfort. 

*Performance tends to work better on browsers that are NOT Google Chrome.

*THINGS I AM ALREADY WORKING TO UPDATE:  simplified pause menu & WSAD key formats. 

A short video novel/choice-based game made by one gal with no programming knowledge who is just trying to graduate art school :) This game will act as my senior showcase project in my graphic design program, but I wanted to put it to good use and finally show my professors that drawing cartoons does not have to be cheesy and can actually very impactful. 

This game is based on a lot of personal experiences that I feel are also rather universal. It is short and simple, but it is jam-packed with heart and love. My goal is to make people feel seen and loved, in even in the smallest of struggles. I want to be a voice for people who feel their traumas may be too small to matter, and I'll close by saying there is always more under the surface then what meets the eye. 

So, in the end the real question is

Do your friends love you?