Others - Completed - Needy Streamer Overload [1.2.1] [WSSPlayground]

A festival of cruelty that pretends to explore the harsh realities of streamer life and mental illness while actually making a spectacle of a cute girl's mental deterioration and drug addiction.

A game that encourages you to actively abuse her in order to unlock one trauma inducing ending after another. Cruelty in pastel colors... as to be expected from a dev who is an admitted fanboy of Sayonara wo Oshiete.

Ame-chan deserved to be in a better title that actually treated her with respect - a fun romp where she could be loved and cherished. Not this.

I can't describe how much I always wanted to play this game. Excellent from every angles. Unfortunately, I didn't have enough money to buy it from Steam. Anyways, this one is an amazing one, a must try once in a life time experience.

1.0.21

A scheduling sim where you play the partner and producer of a streamer, trying to help her grow her streaming channel while also managing her mental health. No explicit sexual content, just implied off camera stuff. The writing is really good, but the gameplay for me is gutted by a mechanic where if you don't check her texts before you click literally anything else too many times it results in a game over. This ended three different runs before I gave up in frustration. Which is a bummer because otherwise in terms of the art and music and writing it's great.

This game has made me feel things no other game posted on F95Zone has ever made me feel.
I heavily recommend this if you want something that you could relate too in some strange way.
Also the soundtrack is really good, I enjoy.

I've been playing this game on and off since yesterday and unlocking around half the endings and streaming events, and what started as some kind of Doki styled Idol manager sim is turning out to be a huge slap in the face to a lot of people.

I've read on steam over and over how relatable the Streamer girl is and I have to agree that for people who grew up with internet the different routes you can take are pretty much tailored to different personality types, of course not the healthy ones.
I can certify that the devs knew what they were doing when they did the Rainbow Girl ending, this is a good description of what [Censored] makes you feel like and how she looks happy but is def hollow inside.

The main character isn't the player, it's her, it's you.
This can also be interpreted as a really well made and trippy satire of internet in general and an occasion to look back at how we grew up.

That is, if you can get past the physical repulsion and sanity drop this game can induce.
Doki Doki, Pony Island, Lobotomy Corporation / Library of Ruina, this game and a few other titles that I don't have on top of my mind should straight up be considered as a new subgenre of Psychological Horror that looks happy but make you go through hell and I hope it keeps rising in popularity because DAMN it's good.

Nice game, has pretty good art and cool soundtrack, also alot of endings, some of them are quite dark and fucked up, so if you like psychological horror games this is right up your alley, recommend to play it for sure.

Cool game, great art, ost (i love the weirdcore yandere shit), her condition makes an tense atmosphere and this is great, the only thing that sucks is the "pills bug" that pause the game and don't let you continue