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september 8, 2025:
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september 9, 2025:
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comment/review:
this is my second time experiencing drowned god; the first time, i watched treestump play it on and off over the course of several days, occasionally lending a hand at solving the puzzles. that was a while ago, and the game had been slowly ruminating in my head since then, until i finally decided to fully play it myself. and wow! this is one of the most amazing games i've ever seen. it takes the point and click genre to another level. it is so interesting, absolutely riddled with conspiracies and myths and legends. i think i'm going to leave this review pretty plain, because i am going to make an entire page/shrine dedicated to preserving this underrated and obscure game.
This game has no achievements :(
elizabeth describes the rhythms of the seasons with a mix of humour, honesty, and longing for solitude. she is happiest outside, immersed in the changing life of her flowers, far away from the endless social obligations and shallow chatter she so often mocks. she pokes fun at “the man of wrath”, her husband, whose firm and dismissive attitude toward her garden only makes her own passion for it shine brighter.
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what really struck me is how ahead of her time she feels. she wants independence, space to think, and the ability to enjoy beauty without apology. her wit can be sharp, even sarcastic, but there’s always warmth underneath. she is not perfect; at times she is judgemental and prejudiced, but through her words you sense her constant negotiation between duty, nature, and selfhood. it felt like sitting beside her in a chair on the lawn, listening to her musings as the year passes by.