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Hello, this small kinetic visual novel (WIP) made for the TransGalJam2 is about struggling to tell your family and friends how you feel about who you are. Instead of focusing on the stuff after coming out and telling the people around you that you're trans, I focused on the first steps, on those that some people (me included) dealt with when they realized and didn't know what to do or who to tell.

The story is pretty light, it's made as a starting point and it's made for explanatory purposes more than anything else.

For those not aware of what a kinetic visual novel is, it means it's sort of like a book with illustrations that move, and there are no branching nor choices to make, you only have to read.

It's not much since it's the first game I do for a jam by myself and I'd really appreciate some feedback. Maybe my writing is terrible, but if you could tell me where or why, it would help me greatly.

The graphics are placeholders I did to have something to work with while I worked on the story. I'm not an artist. I'd love to have better art in the future. As well as adding music and sound effects, which the game currently lacks.

Thanks for reading and I hope you enjoy this little story of mine.

StatusOn hold
PlatformsWindows, macOS, Linux
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(1 total ratings)
AuthorSthelen
GenreVisual Novel
Made withAseprite, Krita, Ren'Py
TagsKinetic Novel, LGBT, Ren'Py, Transgender
Average sessionAbout a half-hour
LanguagesEnglish
InputsKeyboard, Mouse
AccessibilitySubtitles, One button

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Only Windows 29 MB
Only Linux 18 MB
Only Mac 12 MB

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This game is really sweet and uplifting. I think it's important to know just how many people will support you if they're truly your friends, and how you're not ever alone in your struggles, that you can always count on someone.

Thank you for playing this little story of mine. I'm glad that you enjoyed it even though it's still not finished.