Unpacking (FULL GAME)
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Published 2023-06-01
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All Comments (21)
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I like the detail that you can’t move your roommate’s stuff around but you CAN move your partner’s stuff. That’s cute
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The contrast between the first roommates and the boyfriend really is stark. You can't move anything in the roommates' apartment, but they made space for you. Meanwhile, you can move everything in the boyfriend's apartment, and you HAVE to to make space for your things. It's absolutely telling about the amount of respect one had over the other.
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Unpacking in the boyfriend’s place is so well designed to be more and more frustrating as you go. The fact that the diploma is one of the last things you’ll probably unpack (when you’re already feeling uneasy) and then you HAVE to put it UNDER THE BED…makes you just feel like NOPE IM OUT. well done designers!
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A little detail I absolutely love is the picture of the mc and her ex-boyfriend in the tidy apartment can be put on the fridge no problem. But then in the childhood room if you hang it up on the cork board above the bed before moving it to the cabinet, one of the pins goes straight through his face. That little detail really tells you how angry and hurt she was - I’m gonna guess he cheated on her or something along those lines
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im pretty sure the only thing you missed about the main character is that she started off this really sporty person. shed play soccor, rock climb, etc, but as she got older she started to have too much pain for that. thats why she had a walking stick and so many medications, and the only physical activity she did by the end of the game was yoga.
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It felt like Jack was this character’s dad this whole time
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I've not seen anyone mention it, but it's really touching to see that the MC is disabled in some way - they carry medicine with them from the very beginning, then heating pads for back pains, and the moment they move in to their own place they get a cane that follows them to the new house... not to mention the medicine cabinet that rapidly grows throughout the levels. It makes me feel seen
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"It feels like someone is gonna move in with us" as Jack is literally unpacking the person who moved in...love it
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The way everyone understands the first boyfriend is an asshole just by looking at his house brings a smile to my face
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The underlying story of the main character getting hurt always gets to me. She has rock climbing gear one time and then the next has back pain medicine and a cane.
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him calling the chalkbag a vacuum RIGHT AFTER correctly identifying the climbing shoes is endlessly amusing to me
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I love how Jack doesn't realise they have a nursery but the moment he does he instantly adores it
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The fact that Jack didn't realize he was moving in a new girlfriend (why do i have more makeup and deodorant? So many new dresses!) Is hilarious to me.
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I love how he cares so much about where the characters diploma goes while also not having his diploma up, hang it up Sean, show off your accomplishments!
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Hilarious seeing Sean lean so far in to look at things when HE was the one that zoomed out in the first place 😭
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1:06:51 saying "a shoe" and then "bless you" is giving me wholesome dad vibes
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sean not realizing he could put things on the window sills hurt me more then it should have.
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Jack's immediate reaction to the boyfriend's apartment is just proof that this game is a masterclass in environmental storytelling.
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I love how much he is attached to that sandwich maker 😂
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the little "vacuum" thing at 33:30 is chalk for rock climbing/bouldering! there's chalk inside the bag and you stick your hand in, shake it around a bit, and then you have chalky hands for better grip :D
