I love you, but..

It's a simple game but it makes me reflect on myself and others. I think you always expect there to be a lot of action, but for me there was some in my head. It's a different game and the music set the mood for me.

Thank you, I really feel that it was a good letter.

This was a beautiful experience! I really felt immersed in the coffee shop vibe and could see myself writing a letter like this to the person I chose...I teared up a bit at times :') I think anyone can connect with these kind of feelings and the ending was truly bittersweet, I had to think about it for some time before making the decision I knew was right. The music was lovely and heartbreaking as well - everything fit together nicely. Great work!

Wow!! I can't believe I didn't play this before.

I chose to play this since it says that it's in the same universe as Dear Mayor but I can't believe how good is this. Such a great job.

I liked everything about it the music, the little details on the table even how you switch to the settings/options screen.

Even though it was vague and I understand why you chose that, I felt connected with the writer I did plan to choose the Let go option but couldn't since I believe in second chances.

Very good, amazing work. Keep it up :)

I loved everything about it.

I feel like the music fits the vibes of the letter itself, as if it is isolating me from the world for a couple of minutes.

But I choose to let go, it reminded me of a personal situation a had to take a decision in and it made me remember it and I did the same ... I just let go and moved away.

Coffee shop fits but I would be in an open area by the rhine at night.. writting this.. maybe with a little bit of tears in my eyes.

I always like the games that touchs my soul or my innerself so Thank you for acheiving that

I was really pleased to play this game ^^ 

I loved the visuals and soundtrack in this game because of how soothing they are, and it's amazing that you did all that yourself. The letter ended up feeling bittersweet but hopeful for me (I chose the 'let's break the walls down' option haha, couldn't resist making amends). 

I did forget for a bit that this was set in a coffeeshop though, because when playing I kept imagining the protagonist's room, in a house they shared with the letter recipient. It just felt really personal, I think.

Regarding the letter's content, I felt it conveyed a sense of a fairly complicated history between the two individuals, whose relationship hadn't experienced the best levels of openness and authenticity that the letter writer wished for. I dunno if this was intentional, but I couldn't really grasp what the specific events were that had happened between them, so it confused me a bit in the middle of the letter. The ending brought me back though, since I could choose whether to leave or stay. 

A really sweet if rather sad story told through a letter. Feels like a journey of growing up and taking responsibility. :')

That's some deep stuff. It was a pleasure to play it.