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A sequel to Milk inside a bag of milk inside a bag of milk. Dive into demented and bizarre world once again and help the girl become a little happier.
Milk outside a bag of milk outside a bag of milk is a psychological horror, visual novel and psychedelic game
developed and published by Nikita Kryukov.
Released on December 16th 2021 is available on Windows, MacOS and Linux
in 9 languages: Russian, English, Simplified Chinese, Turkish, Portuguese - Brazil, Polish, Spanish - Spain, Korean and Japanese.
It has received 18,723 reviews of which 18,167 were positive and 556 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.5 out of 10. 😍
The game is currently priced at 7.39€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows 7
- Processor: 1.8GHz Dual-Core CPU
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Integrated graphics
- DirectX: Version 10
- Storage: 700 MB available space
MacOS
- OS: OS X 10.9
- Processor: 1.8GHz Dual-Core CPU
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Integrated graphics
- Storage: 700 MB available space
Linux
- OS: Core 4.2
- Processor: 1.8GHz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Integrated graphics
- Storage: 700 MB available space
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This is one of the best stories about deep, deep mental illness I've seen. Time and time again I've found myself intensely empathising with the author, because there is no way you'd write psychosis, derealisation, loneliness and fantasizing that well without being intimately personally familiar with them. If I were a video essayist, I'd make a video about this longer than the runtime of the game. Of multiple runs. Because it deserves a thorough, empathetic dissection of all of the mental health themes scattered throughout the story. And somehow, it avoids being pessimistic and cynical. You can see hope for the future shining through all the muck the protagonist is held down by. Even though she's in deep, deep shit, and has been in even deeper shit in her life (something you can find out if you press her repeatedly on it - which is, again, very realistically written in how you unearth memories your brain deeply suppressed). Unless I missed something, she's not even that bogged down by S thoughts regularly - she constantly fantasizes about escaping her toil because she wants things to get better, not because she wants herself to end. There is constant self-loathing in dialogue, yes, but that feels more like force of habit than something that affects her a lot. I am very familiar with that behaviour pattern both in myself and in people I've known. The game has a couple of endings, and I encourage you to look up a [url=https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3133836856]100% Achievement guide to get them all (that should stretch your game experience to about 3 hours, I've only got more because I've beaten this game twice last year). Some are unfortunately clearly worse than others, and while I won't list them all here, I want to shout out: Everything Is Fine Ending (or the Mirror Ending) - great portrayal of derealisation and self-image issues with minimal communication means and a healthy dose of good ol' horror. The exact same dialogue repeating every time reinforcing the idea of just how everyday dealing with those issues was to her, even when she was functional. The Shop Ending was a bit unremarkable to me since it's just a musing on the first game's story... but the moment the girl wakes up makes it an instant classic for me. In fact, that's what cemented for me the idea that the girl is still very much hopeful for improvement: no matter how good or bad the Ending you get, she's still getting a dream when she hasn't dreamt for a LONG while and that makes her tear up as soon as she wakes up - in my opinion, those are not despair tears, those are cathartic tears. She may still have nightmares, she may still have nightmares each time she goes to sleep.... but at least she's having them while asleep, not while derealising while awake and just flying off the handle of reality into vivid images of her own torture and death. MoaBoM is ultimately a story about getting better through finding a good coping mechanism that works for you. I don't care how "cringe" you think it might be, but if pretending you're a protagonist of different genres of games, or pretending you have a friend in your head* gets you through your day? Then I say you fucking do it. *or, in the protagonist's case, she might have actual DID, who knows.
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I really didn't have a reason why I decided to play this game and the first one, and I still can't think of a reason why other people should play it either. Its like being put in someone else's body that sees the world so differently from you that you can barely recognize or understand anything. If you're curious enough, It'll be an experience that may mean something or nothing to you.
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I would recommend playing this game with full hours of sleep because my first time I played with three hours of sleep and freaked out lol Man, where do I even begin, got this game for myself on my birthday months ago with a gift card from my friend and it was such a rollercoaster for me. first time I played I actually hated the protagonist, she just felt like a reflection of the part of myself I hate the most, the anxious, cowerdly part of myself who just can't ignore anything. what was wild is that the first time I played I was wearing pajamas with thick black sleaves just like her's, that would seem like nothing to you but it gave me an existenial crisis for a second haha sorry here I am talking in extreme detail just like her, I just need people to percieve me the exact sma eway I percieve myself. I pushed myself forward to play more just for the sake of revealing the lore (which doesn't happen :\ ) but the more I played the more she opened up about herself and it resonated with me and I started to form a connection with her. after I 100% the game I came to notice that non of the endings shows us what really happend to her.......but at that point that didn't matter to me at all, I felt that the game geniuenly changed my life and it's absolutely worth it, wether the full story gets revealed or not :)) I came to the game to fix her but she fixed me instead last year I had repressed traumatic memories from childhood that came back and ever since then I got severe social anxiety and lost all desire to live I made the mc out of clay after I finished the game and ever since then I take her with me everywhere and it helps :))) it helps a lot :))) I love milk games so much and I hope I'll love them forever......they are my only reason to live they make me find beauty in fear in a way
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I've never felt more seen by a game than when playing the Milk series, specifically this second game. The first is fine but it's pretty short and was more of a proof of concept (though chances are if you're looking to buy this you know that). I've seen people say that it's just vacuous fluff and not what mental illness is like but after playing it and seeing most of the endings I'm fairly convinced those are healthy people speaking for mentally ill people because they somehow understand better. Because it is EXACTLY what having OCD, panic disorder, PTSD, disassociation and some form of schizophrenia is like (mine is technically schizoaffective but it's a form regardless). Like, terribly accurate and validating that you're not the only one grappling with these inane, pointless (sometimes grand but usually small thoughts "normal" people don't think about for two-seconds) thoughts that are excessive, oppressive and cyclical in nature. A never ending merry go round of stream of conscious thought that leaves you in a perpetual state of anxiety, stress and harmful musings. Seeing and hearing things that other people don't and just having to accept that that's your life even with a thousand medications on board. Having to reassure yourself CONSTANTLY that you've done things.Wrestling with paralyzing anxiety around others over things others don't even give a second thought. All this and more is represented here. It's not a series I would recommend so much for its gameplay value or even as an interesting story as it's fairly surreal. But I would suggest it to anyone who wants even like the slightest glimpse into what it's like to be mentally unwell and have the above thoughts as well as some of the coping strategies (that also fairly realistically fail often).
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I hardly write serious reviews for games, or rather games that I've played, and yet reading all these serious reviews of others telling of their own experiences, i figured that i might as well write an actual review, rather than a joke review, as i was planning. Playing this game, and reading these reviews gave me some sort of closure,i cannot explain exactly how it felt, or why i felt it, but i guess i would put it like having a loud foghorn blaring in your ears, but one day, it suddenly just stops blaring, and now the loud obnoxious noise is replaced by a nice silence, with occasional wind blowing sounds. Despite the undoubtedly bleak plot, i got a somewhat happy ending, and seeing that ending, i know the main character is fictional, but i relate to her so much, and a lot of what she says and goes through, resonates with me i know this story is fictional, but seeing someone overcome such a big issue, even if it is just small baby steps, to getting better, as the main character-the girl doesn't just magically get better at the end, it doesn't work like that, and i'm glad they didn't write it like that, because then i couldn't have been inspired by this story. Anyways, seeing the main character-the girl going through these challenges, yet still going, to push to an ending. one where things will get better, when all the bitter garbage in your head stops. And all those stupid memories and thoughts stop bothering you, because it is stupid. It should have been left behind a year ago, but it keeps bothering me, I thought that was my life now, that i just will have to accept things never going back to the way they were, So just like that, i gave up, i still went to school, i brushed my teeth, i ate, i talked with friends and family, but it was always gnawing away at me, no amount of trying to retain the semblance of my life before the incident would ever bring me back in time before it even happened, and i accepted this, that i was doomed to pretend, and eventually, i just gave up on pretending, my family appeared concerned, they were the only ones who saw me in this state, i barely ate, i spent all day lying in bed, watching people play video games. csgo, tf2, civ6, hoi4. I didn't have to leave the house anyways, school holidays just began, so as you can imagine, all these days sort of started just merging together, into one big day, eventually one time, i watched too much of these games, and i felt like i was a tf2 character-the scout, I saw the world around me, or rather, the house i spent that period of time in, as a tf2 map, and i knew that this wasn't healthy or good, but i couldn't stop, i was sleep-deprived and really lost this entire period, it was funny, well i thought it was pretty funny, and it helped me escape the severity of my situation. or thinking about my situation. well it ended one day, i talked with my brother about these issues for the first time, struggled to go to sleep, then when i woke up. I felt better, i guess talking did help me actually It is a bit hard for me to describe the feeling of how i felt, but i will try. imagine doing some of the most excruciating exercise possible, one that tests the limits of your physical capabilities and your mental strength, i guess i would describe it as waking up the next morning to the intense muscle fatigue. Anyways i thought that was it, it would leave me and i could fine peace and rebuild these broken pieces of my life. But after about two months all those stupid little cockroaches in your brain don't leave you alone. So everyday, i struggled again with what i thought would be over, everyday, i would pretend. Everyday the same cycle, i gave up on my aspirations and i told myself, i reminded myself that i am worthless, i am broken everyday i would remind myself of this, and then one day, i truly believed, and embraced it, it felt like wrapping yourself in a radioactive blanket, it wasn't good for me, but the warmth comforted me, to wallow in my disappointment of what my life had become, to fall into a routine, an endless routine where i felt comfortable, but not happy, or peaceful. And again, i lost all hope, But today, playing this game and reading all these other people's stories feels like a second wind or something, like i can do things, like i can beat back all those stupid thoughts and emerge victorious, i know it will not be easy, but i need to try so that i can heal or at least be able to live a life without constantly being reminded by myself of my own failures and the problems that must stay in the past. I don't know if this feeling of hope will last, but i hope it will, because it just feels, nice, finally feels like that stupid little voice in your head just shuts its stupid mouth and leaves you alone you know? it no longer corrupts you and feeds you repulsive thoughts and disturbing images in your head, and it doesn't tell you that you are a broken piece of garbage. because i need to believe that i am not broken, so that i can keep going. i am not entirely sure why i wrote this review, or if it will even help anyone, or if anyone will even read this, but if you are on the fence on buying this game, i highly recommend purchasing it,
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Milk outside a bag of milk outside a bag of milk is currently priced at 7.39€ on Steam.
Milk outside a bag of milk outside a bag of milk is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 7.39€ on Steam.
Milk outside a bag of milk outside a bag of milk received 18,167 positive votes out of a total of 18,723 achieving an impressive rating of 9.46.
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Milk outside a bag of milk outside a bag of milk was developed and published by Nikita Kryukov.
Milk outside a bag of milk outside a bag of milk is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Milk outside a bag of milk outside a bag of milk is playable and fully supported on MacOS.
Milk outside a bag of milk outside a bag of milk is playable and fully supported on Linux.
Milk outside a bag of milk outside a bag of milk is a single-player game.
There is a DLC available for Milk outside a bag of milk outside a bag of milk. Explore additional content available for Milk outside a bag of milk outside a bag of milk on Steam.
Milk outside a bag of milk outside a bag of milk does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Milk outside a bag of milk outside a bag of milk does not support Steam Remote Play.
Milk outside a bag of milk outside a bag of milk 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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Developer
Nikita Kryukov
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Nikita Kryukov
Release
16 Dec 2021
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