I am a man of not so many words when it comes to writing about things, but NITW is genuinely one of the best story experiences I have EVER gotten a chance to play. I remember playing on a friend's computer originally a while ago, after hearing about it a little online and mainly scrolling past mentions of it, and just falling in love with the beautifully simplistic art style, the vibrant and very well chosen colors, the relatable and interesting personalities and stories you get to meet and hear, and a captivating story that wraps you up in the world of this College Drop-out and the town of Possum Springs. This game holds a special place in my heart, and I really hope that some day, (though I am aware, unlikely) there will be a sequel to Night in The Woods. I hope this dumpster fire of text inspires someone interested to buy this magnificent game :)

I am a man of not so many words when it comes to writing about things, but NITW is genuinely one of the best story experiences I have EVER gotten a chance to play. I remember playing on a friend's computer originally a while ago, after hearing about it a little online and mainly scrolling past mentions of it, and just falling in love with the beautifully simplistic art style, the vibrant and very well chosen colors, the relatable and interesting personalities and stories you get to meet and hear, and a captivating story that wraps you up in the world of this College Drop-out and the town of Possum Springs. This game holds a special place in my heart, and I really hope that some day, (though I am aware, unlikely) there will be a sequel to Night in The Woods. I hope this dumpster fire of text inspires someone interested to buy this magnificent game :)