Here’s a social media-style post for , written as if you’re sharing it after the experience:
If you wish to experience this masterpiece yourself, be warned: It is not on Steam. It is not on the Switch eShop. You have three options:
The premise is deceptively simple: You (the player) have been set up on a blind date. You do not speak. You have no visible avatar. Instead, you control the choices of your date as they interact with a hand-drawn anime boy. The "G" in G-mes stands for "Girl" (though the series has a broad, quiet appeal to all demographics), and "mes" is short for message. You are sending messages through your silent actions.
Here’s a social media-style post for , written as if you’re sharing it after the experience:
If you wish to experience this masterpiece yourself, be warned: It is not on Steam. It is not on the Switch eShop. You have three options:
The premise is deceptively simple: You (the player) have been set up on a blind date. You do not speak. You have no visible avatar. Instead, you control the choices of your date as they interact with a hand-drawn anime boy. The "G" in G-mes stands for "Girl" (though the series has a broad, quiet appeal to all demographics), and "mes" is short for message. You are sending messages through your silent actions.