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• gamedeal user

  Oct 5, 2021

  A short and sweet game about a mother and daughter driving home, and their caring relationship.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 18, 2023

  Short but still interesting. A slice of life existential story. If you are into it then it is worth having a look. A few choices only but still interesting.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 24, 2023

  A charming short story to enjoy with a hot cup of tea.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 3, 2023

  This is a sweet little game, though be aware it is very short. My first run was about 11 minutes. It's a good story told in a short period and it sure does make you feel. It's also possible to get all the achievements in a single playthrough. These aren't detrimental to the game in any way but are things you should be aware of when you buy.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 22, 2023

  Normally, there's a point in these interactive stories where I wish I could speed thing up a bit. But this game is that short that it never came to this. Every of the ~5 or so dialogs hit home, and then the credits rolled.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 30, 2020

  I recommend that everyone experience this thought-provoking game by Party for Introverts. Divorce hasn't been part of my life so far, but this story makes me empathise with those that have experienced it, and it makes me think about how best to guide children through the difficult process. The softened art style ties meaningfully into the story's melancholic tone, and the subtle facial animations really bring out the fragility of both characters. I love how their emotions come to life through the movement and shape of the text on screen, I really got a sense of how they were feeling from one line to the next, and how emotions can change on a dime during times of stress. Thank you for this experience!
• gamedeal user

  Aug 31, 2020

  As a child of divorce, I remember car rides like this. This game captures a tiny slice of what that can feel like. Wonderful music as well and overall art direction--there's a really tangible melancholy to the game.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 26, 2020

  [i] My Experience [/i] After seeing such potential in developer Party for Introverts' last game, From Head to Toe, I wanted to play A Lozenge as soon as possible. I was rewarded with an exceptional piece of art - this game is even better than the last. The lozenge itself is a superb metaphor - what can Lucy really say to Michelle in this moment that would actually be helpful? However, her attempt to present an illusion of normalcy is poignant, however much it falls short. Sometimes it's all you have to give. Parental separation is almost inevitably damaging, but even if the parents were to remain together, the child certainly perceives and is affected by the tension. But how can a child understand the weeks or months it took her mother to collect the resolve to leave? Why can't we just go back for the toy she forgot? I'm not sure that these comments are helpful to a potential buyer, but I wanted to depict in some way the multiple layers that make up what is actually happening during this mother/daughter road trip. This game says an awful lot in 15 minutes.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 9, 2021

  Nice and touchy, but short for a price.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 8, 2021

  A Lozenge is a very short interactive story about a young girl and her divorcing parents. Michelle suffers from car sickness so her mother gives her lozenge for it. Her parents are divorcing and today is the day that they are moving out of the house. During their trip to the new house Michelle asks heartbreaking questions about her dog, her father and their love for her. It's a touching story which is shown through beautiful artwork. The game is only 10 minutes, so it is very short! I think it has a good message, but in all honesty I don't think it's worth the price even if it's really cheap... I've seen games like this for free on Steam.