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The NOexistenceN of you AND me is a visual novel, psychological horror and multiple endings game
developed by Fontainebleau
and published by Nino Games.
Released on December 15th 2024 is available on Windows and MacOS
in 10 languages: Simplified Chinese, English, Japanese, Traditional Chinese, Russian, Indonesian, Portuguese - Brazil, Ukrainian, Korean and Spanish - Latin America.
It has received 6,585 reviews of which 6,180 were positive and 405 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.1 out of 10. 😍
The game is currently priced at 1.99€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS: Works on almost any Windows version
- Processor: If your PC can start up, it should work fine
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: If you can read this text on your PC, it should work fine
- Storage: 2048 MB available space
- Sound Card: Can your PC play music? Even better!
MacOS
- OS: Works on almost any macOS version
- Processor: If your PC can start up, it should work fine
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: If you can read this text on your PC, it should work fine
- Storage: 2048 MB available space
- Sound Card: Can your PC play music? Even better!
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You don't exist. You don't exist. You don't exist “The NOexistenceN of you AND me” is a short but atmospheric visual novel that seeks to explore complex psychological and emotional themes through the lens of a minimalistic narrative and expressive visual style. Despite its short running time, the game makes a solid impression thanks to its quality presentation and sincere attempt to convey the characters' inner feelings. The plot revolves around the subjective perception of pain, loneliness, self-identity and emotional instability. The authors try to touch on heavy issues such as anxiety, alienation and the search for meaning, which is a brave task in itself. While for adult audiences the narrative may seem naïve or even overly melodramatic in places, it is important to realize that the game is most likely aimed at teen and young adult audiences - those who are just beginning to confront these internal conflicts. This story may be a first touch on emotionally complex topics, told in an understandable and sensual way. It does not provide ready-made answers, but encourages you to think, reflect your own experiences and perhaps find in the story a response to your personal inner feelings. Minimalism, muted tones, abstract backgrounds and simplified animation. All of this works to create the right emotional background. The visual style here is not just a background - it's part of the narrative. Through it, the game conveys emptiness, anxiety, vulnerability. This is one of the few cases when stylistics directly reinforces the narrative. The soundtrack deserves a special mention. It is unobtrusive, but atmospheric. The music organically fits into the general aesthetics of the game and enhances the emotional perception of the scenes. Melancholy motifs create the right mood without taking the focus away from the main action. I would recommend the game, first of all, to teenagers and young people who are in a period of personal formation or emotional instability. It is this audience who may see the story as a reflection of their experiences, anxieties and questions. More mature players are likely to perceive it as graphomania, especially if they were expecting philosophical depth or original presentation. However, if you take “The NOexistence of you AND me” as a personal statement, as a sincere attempt to convey the author's inner state and appeal to those who feel lost - the game leaves a decent impression. It's not a perfect novel, but it's honest, and with that it deserves attention.
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The Good [*]Although very little, nice art [*]Some of the varying choices in the game lead to some very enjoyable moments that you don't really expect the writer to go very deep into. [*]With the right kind of empathy for this, the experience will be very touching despite how short the experience is [*]A decent amount of reading time while being extremely cheap to buy. [*]Lilith exists, thankfully so. The Bad [*]It's very short [*]A particular ending can be a bit too easy to accidentally get, derailing prior choices [*]Your furniture won't stop talking to you You came for the cute girl, but she was always there... There's alot of "meta" visual novels out there that give you an interesting story while giving people a lasting impact on how clever they use their gimmicks while maintaining an appealing atmosphere. As someone who went into reading The NOexistenceN of you AND me while expecting such a scenario based on some comments and the trailers, this VN does that while adding on a bit more to the experience by being more direct with you as the reader Or Tulpamancer . Sadly, the VN is too short to really say anything without spoiling more than the steam page already does (ironically), but in spite of spoilers: it's about the context and why things tie together which make up why it's enjoyable. Expect a decent amount of comedy with references, some serious moments, and an unexpected amount of philosophy thrown at you while reading. This is an experience; to get the most out of it: you should go into this while self-inserting yourself as much as possible; after all, you are the protagonist here. While some choices or paths might not match what you had in mind or what you would do, the VN generally does a decent job of showing you why things happened that way aside from the bad ending, but it was good nevertheless . Beware of guilt tripping... If you are any of the following: [*]Lonely [*]Need something short to read [*]Wanted to meet a cute girl [*]Looking for a little bit of philosophical thought [*]An interesting experience in general If you feel any of that, then I would recommend trying out The NOexistenceN of you AND me. However do be warned, if you are someone who engages in heavy self-loathing or self-esteem: be a bit careful while reading as this VN can be potentially impactful in terms of guilt tripping. All in all, this was a very enjoyable experience and because of it: I rediscovered a friend that was always beside me. Lilith exists...
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Lilith is cute Lilith is lovely Lilith is graceful Lilith is charming Lilith is kind-hearted Lilith is the best Lilith is exsist Just Lilith
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10/10. TL;DR: I am studying in a psychotherapy and psychology, and this game is therapy. Straight up, that's what it is. Spoilers ahead. Gameplay: this is a visual novel. you navigate through text that represents the speech of the in-game characters, and make your own choices that represents your speech or actions. there is a point in the game where you play a rhythm hit 'em all segment, but otherwise, it's just a visual novel. But it is only same to other visual novels in terms of gameplay. It is magnificently different otherwise. 3/3 The story: the story describes us, both the protagonist and the player, as a person who struggles with understanding and accepting the rules of the world, such as common sense, reactions of people, the stress everyone brings to each other, and after having failed to understand the things described for a long period of time, we have isolated ourselves in our room, and instead created and imaginary friend, in whom we have secluded ourselves, to protect ourselves from the world which we couldn't understand. Said friend is the poster girl of the game, Lilith. The story is very much choice driven, to the point where the choices you have made, the words you have said in the very beginning shape the ending you reach. The themes discussed are also very prevalent for a person that struggles to understand the world, and thus decides to deny and reject it instead. However, even though the game gets very philosophical at some points, it still reminds the player that it is but a story, that we are reading, while shaping the plotline. The narration is magnificent, the exposition to the worries and anxieties of the main character/player are very well integrated into the text and story, and overall, the game serves itself as not just a story, but a very complicated, yet understandable explanation, of how the world of people works. Brilliant storyline. In the end, whether you decide to break the shell you have secluded yourself in and seek warmth and comfort outside of it, or to remain inside of it, knowing that it will not change, mutate or otherwise become uncomfortable to you, the story that you have sculpted always lets you know, that the choice you have made is only shaped by the opportunity costs of the choices you rejected. 4/4 The Flavor: The voice actresses for both the Chinese language and Japanese language have executed their roles magnificently. The narration of the main characters' (read: players') thoughts is serious, yet doesn't always take itself seriously, showing that the main character (read: player) is human, and in turn, all the characters we have conversed with, are human, still. The style of the visuals, the main menu interactions, and the achievements that you can acquire have their own style to them too, which I, and many others, find adorable. 3/3 Overall, after playing, one can easily tell that the author put their utmost effort into creating this story, and their efforts were not in vain. An amazing game, no, an amazing Experience, that I personally wish I could forget, just so I can experience it for the first time once more. [if this review gets 100 "useful" tags, I will make a playthrough of this game on YouTube. On god.] [update: making videos is hard as hell. I dont promise that i will make it soon, but i promise that i will make it.]
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The NOexistenceN of you AND me is currently priced at 1.99€ on Steam.
The NOexistenceN of you AND me is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 1.99€ on Steam.
The NOexistenceN of you AND me received 6,180 positive votes out of a total of 6,585 achieving an impressive rating of 9.07.
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The NOexistenceN of you AND me was developed by Fontainebleau and published by Nino Games.
The NOexistenceN of you AND me is playable and fully supported on Windows.
The NOexistenceN of you AND me is playable and fully supported on MacOS.
The NOexistenceN of you AND me is not playable on Linux.
The NOexistenceN of you AND me is a single-player game.
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The NOexistenceN of you AND me does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
The NOexistenceN of you AND me does not support Steam Remote Play.
The NOexistenceN of you AND me is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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75
Developer
Fontainebleau
Publisher
Nino Games
Release
15 Dec 2024
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