In Case of Emergency

Gosh, this reminds me of the Chronicles of Narnia. It's hard for me to say to describe how this story made me feel, about imagination, about self-identity ...... It was like a mirror that made me rethink what I wanted as a child, and it's not like I pushed myself into a well.
Everyone's stories are again so beautiful and moving ...... I love this game as much as I love people with good intentions and fairy tales in general.
Thank you to all the creators who made peregrine better with reality and the world everyone lives in.😭❤

my fav FVN of all times

Is it translated into Spanish?

screaming. crying. throwing up.

i love

this might be peak. (i lied it's peak). I'm crying over the complex commentary on everything included. I love all the references. i'm not even halfway down either, i've just just cedric (my goat) and luke's.

Jesus Christ I replayed the game a bunch of times but I stumbled on the route-less path just now. Don't know how I missed it for so long.

I'm not sure if this is how Remus' path goes but the sequence in the void was actually crazy. 

this game is absolutely amazing. play it

So...  the king of nerds is your mind, the male feminist is your heart, and the alpha chad is your body?

Wait, so is the Void the Teacher dying or his dream dying or does that not count since we were told that in the Void?

Edit: Love the Implication that Cedric didn't get distant, his other self did while he busy being Coraline & That's he's wrong about the Door Opening Twice

SPOILERS AHEAD

Do not be tricked into thinking this a review of the game; I am simply rambling because the game is so notable that I can't help but to get all of my half-baked thoughts pertaining to it out, before they fade away into the Primordial Aether. 

This is the reason upon why I play these VNs. For many of them, you play them, and you find them to be not the most fun nor engaging. As if the writer couldn't properly translate their muse onto digital paper. I initially felt this was the case as the hook was notably weak. Though as I watched that lame prologue come back into play at very crucial parts of the story, and in some places become entirely meaningless in the widest scope of the plot, and then eventually tie itself neatly back together; I started to forge an idea in my mind just the scope of writing I was dealing with.

That is because (in my interpretation) The prologue was a false hook. You play through the prologue scene and just a bit after, and you think that this game is just going to be about another depressed gay dude going through college and eventually learning self acceptance via some belligerently  generic suit of outcomes. But then you reach the true hook, which was stepping through the threshold into Peregrine. And as small swaths of that alternate existence become clear to you, you think to yourself "Hey, this isn't quite right..."

And just as you have time to realize that it's a subversion and start making assumptions about the direction and nature of the plot, it turns you topside under. And every once in a while, you guess correctly, leaving you very involved as a reader. It's interesting, because I describe this storyline as if it has a blindingly rapid pace, but it doesn't; the pace waxes and wanes in speed as if an orchestral notation. Or perhaps even it was written in a way to where it seems slow but is actually quite fast in the overall scope of the story. 

Another thing that I quite enjoy is that the game doesn't take itself too seriously. In fact I'd proclaim that it is uniquely balanced in the way it juggles light and heavy topics to forge a delightful, almost random experience- a randomness that feels quite true and parallel to our reality. Shit just happens right? It's that mentality, but cranked up to 11 so as to fit the nature of an engaging plot. Now that doesn't mean it's overly dramatic, it's just telegraphed to the reader so that they can start to get a feel for the direction that the plot is taking.

Additionally, I like how much comradery and chemistry was simulated between the characters in such a short timespan. It's funny because you can tell that even the characters themselves feel that way in the end. And on the topic of the ending, I was a little sad but also refreshed at how bittersweet it was.

All in all, this game was music to my ears (not even mentioning the exemplary soundtrack), It was fantastically written and didn't overstay it's welcome. Thank you for providing me this experience and I hope to see that you have more tales being strewn onto the spinning wheel.

So if you died irl, you'd be unable to leave?

tengo un problema, no se si sea el juego o mi pc pero cuando estoy en la parte de el void (elegí el camino de remus) y despierto del sueño y voy hacia la puerta cuando intento abrirla el juego se me cierra...

a alguien mas le pasa lo mismo? TT

**have

how many days does this has?

Got through all the endings. Thoroughly enjoyable! Here's hoping you write more!

incredible writing! please say you're working on more projects!

Amazing work! I played the whole thing in some sort of fugue state, I feel like I got an ending and "woke up" from an incredible dream. Best of luck in all your future endeavors, and thank you for this!

SPOILERS: 

I decided to come back to this almost a year later, and good god, that writing is still amazing. Cedric route just has hit after hit. Relatable struggles fill the whole game, but I wanted to cry at the Cedric leaves ending. It's such a complicated but sweet relationship, it feels like the true end, but there's just such high quality across the board, you can say that about almost any of the endings. (They're all great! Just that some spoiler-y ones like staying with Remus are fairly unlikely. But at the same time, when you go through the route leading up to it, it makes sense y'know? So like from Kieran as a general character/concept, probably not, but for Kieran and co. from that timeline it makes sense?) Idk. I just knew that there was a good reason I kept this downloaded instead of deleted once I finished the main route(s) of the characters I was most interested in. Cedric, as he develops, just feels so real, vulnerable, and just indescribable. I feel their dynamic as best friends who grew up together, the awkwardness of trying to make things work, and how in some routes that awkwardness and tension ultimately remains. It's unfortunate but realistic that Kieran and the whole rest of the gang don't really stay in touch in any of the routes.

 I like how the end of Cedric's route even goes into interesting details like how they had lasting trauma after y'know almost dying, something many VNs don't really acknowledge. 

Cedric and Kieran's final scene on his route also just hurts. It's sweet and there's some hope, there's some stuff there, but there's also pieces that let the reader decide for themselves if they think anything will come out of all of this. Thematically, perhaps not. But there's that flare of hope, that beacon I simply must reach out towards. Maybe that's just my own remnants of hope for a clean future that saves us. One that Cedric denies exists. 

That's one of the interesting things about him, he's constantly changing and you see that especially on his route. He struggles with his own self worth and personhood to an extent and there's just so much there to dig into, it's absolutely amazing. 

Almost a year later, and this still holds up fantastically. Hope you're doing well out there wherever you are, despite the not very active Twitter.

10/10 i am deeply sad and relate to every character

I just finished some of the routes and damn… What lovely storytelling! Kudos to the author, you really made my heart move multiple times throughout the novel. I love the character design so much, it’s so pleasant to look at. This is easily one of the top-tier VNs out there! Looking forward if ever you have more in store for us, author!