is there any word for how this game makes me feel?i feel lost in something bigger than what is conceivable. i used to be a diver. being upside down underwater is comparable. so is breathing there. just looking into the far reaches of the ocean while you'

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feelings associated with game Anonymous 02/14/20 (Fri) 20:58:27 No.8966

is there any word for how this game makes me feel?
i feel lost in something bigger than what is conceivable. i used to be a diver. being upside down underwater is comparable. so is breathing there. just looking into the far reaches of the ocean while you're submerged, knowing that you really shouldn't be able to. but for some reason you are.
my stomach feels cold and petrified. a sensation that's crawling up my oesophagus up to my throat. it's not restrictive, it's not scary. it's just a gut instinct telling me something isn't right.
i think about being different. my mind wanders.
explores subject matter very different from the game which somehow still feels connected.
loneliness but comfort in solitude.
being lost in an ocean of ink.
at a certain point you just lose track of which way is up.

i can't really put my feelings into words and instead tend to write down abstract thoughts and concepts instead. can anyone relate?

Anonymous 03/22/20 (Sun) 00:22:41 No.8977

YN is like a loneliness simulator

Anonymous 05/03/20 (Sun) 05:58:47 No.9006

Comparable?
Diving under water with that oxygen task is camparable to SUICICDE

Anonymous 05/11/20 (Mon) 11:17:00 No.9015

>>8966
it's art, yume nikki resonates with so many because the creator is exceptionally good at conveying their emotions. I think personally this is why.

Anonymous 05/11/20 (Mon) 13:37:09 No.9016

>>8977
This is close. I like the idea of diving into someone else's loneliness. It's not rare when I'm playing YM or one of the fan games I catch myself thinking about the guy who made the game sitting alone in his room working at sprites and codes. Maybe the person behind the game is not lonely at all but it doesn't really matter because I'm projecting my own loneliness onto everything and YM seems particularly susceptible to this.