Dear me, I was... brings watercolour visuals and silent storytelling to iOS and Android

You probably don’t go into an Arc System Works release expecting something reflective, but Dear me, I was… feels like the studio taking a different route, and now it’s out on iOS and Android. Rather than pushing you into combat loops or systems-heavy play, this one is built around following the life of a woman through a series of small, connected moments. There’s barely any traditional structure to hold onto, and that’s sort of the point. The story unfolds without dialogue, letting gestures and movement do the talking instead. You tap, interact lightly, and watch time pass, piecing together relationships and changes through observation rather than explanation. It’s short too, closer to a one-sitting experience than something designed to fill weeks of your schedule. ... [MORE]