I haven't delved into the reasons behind my recent strange dreams yet. To uncover the mystery, you'll either have to pay me £20 or allow me to hire you as my therapist. Lately, my dreams have been a jumble of confusing timelines, with people from different parts of my life intersecting in ways they never should. Seeking some grounding, I turned to Invisum Piscium 嫌魚, a walking simulator that explores the quest for pure, fish-free distilled water. Invisum Piscium 嫌魚 is upfront about its focus on atmosphere and exploration, with minimal traditional puzzle elements. The demo sets the tone as you start in a bathroom, facing a rubber duck that unexpectedly interacts with you. Moving into the main room of the apartment, a doll-like woman expresses her anxiety about fish mating in water and requests distilled water. And so the quest begins, leading you through a series of quirky exchanges reminiscent of a trading sequence in a classic game like Link's Awakening. Watch on YouTube From receiving a cake from a depressed goth to resurrecting a bunny girl with an energy drink, the demo of Invisum Piscium 嫌魚 is a surreal journey of odd encounters and cryptic messages from floating ghosts. As you navigate through the apartment complex, the world's boundaries blur, inviting contemplation of its vastness. The demo may be brief, but its connection to indie favorites like Yume Nikki and nophenia hints at a deeper, dreamlike experience awaiting in the full game. Explore Invisum Piscium 嫌魚 on Steam to uncover more of its enigmatic world.
