Kinetic visual novel. Join a group of random people who are sitting in a cafe discussing how to write a decent story or plot for a game.

There are no dialogue choices, plot twists, and just one ending. But there are a lot of strange, philosophical arguments about what is the most important thing in any story.

It is "neurohandling" to ridicule authors who create boring works containing a minimum of meaning and a sea of water. Here, this "skill" is taken to an absurd level: the player is intrigued by the beginning, bombarded with virtuosic but meaningless reasoning, and ultimately left feeling regretful about their wasted time. While the game may seem meaningless, its purpose is to make you reflect on how and why you spend your free time.

The game takes approximately 20-30 minutes to complete.

We've all had these long cozy conversations with friends)

This is a short but fun visual novel with a deep meaning. After visiting a new cafe, our hero met a group of people and they began a discussion about how to write a good story for a game.

There's a lot of irony and humor here. There was always a smile on my face as I played further. The game is quite short and has no choices, but it conveys a wise message.

Something philosophical, no choice, blah blah blah. Well, at least the achievements are easy and even, apart from one, quick