Thank you so much for such a wonderful game. It was so helpful!!
It was one hell of something!!
It was so well made that a person who never have ever experienced an abusive relationship of any kind can feel everything through this game.
Not only did it talk about an abusive relationship but it also highlighted how it feels to be gaslighted and manipulated via role-playing. Through role playing one can feel the exact emotions. The role play urged oneself to defend themselves and call him out. Also it will help people understand that why you can never reason with a toxic person because when we are dealing with a toxic person it becomes really hard to talk things out since that person will do anything to avoid owning up to his/her faults.
Do the abuser ever know if they are wrong (if so then that person is emotionally unstable, controlling, manipulative and have anger issues) or the are totally blind?
P.s. can this game be translated in Armenian? I want to share it with a very close friend of mine!!
We believe that some abusers don't know that what they are doing is wrong, especially if they are young and do not have much experience with dating. Young people often learn about relationships by witnessing their parents' relationship or the relationships of their older siblings. If those relationships are unhealthy then those young people might believe that abusive behavior is normal or acceptable. Of course, just because an abuser does not realize that they are being abusive that does not make it acceptable. But it does help us to have a better understanding about how to prevent future abuse.
We have never had any of our games translated into Armenian but we will add that to our list of possible projects. Thank you for letting us know about your interest in an Armenian version of HONEYMOON.
And thank you again for taking the time to write a review and share your thoughts and ideas. We are so glad to know that HONEYMOON has been helpful to you.
What a masterpiece! I support your game 100%! A very useful game, both educational and informative towards this misunderstood issue concerning relationships.
I now fully understand what my parents meant by, "no dating when you're in school". Because it would have added many responsibilities and could affect my studies. All-in-all, this was a fantastic experience to play! (;
this is a very enlightening game, it makes me wonder more about how to maintain a self-relationship balance and recognize signs of emotional manipulation
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I got the emotionally healthy relationship ending and I'd feel way too bad for the main character to even try any of the other ones
Thank you so much for such a wonderful game. It was so helpful!!
It was one hell of something!!
It was so well made that a person who never have ever experienced an abusive relationship of any kind can feel everything through this game.
Not only did it talk about an abusive relationship but it also highlighted how it feels to be gaslighted and manipulated via role-playing. Through role playing one can feel the exact emotions. The role play urged oneself to defend themselves and call him out. Also it will help people understand that why you can never reason with a toxic person because when we are dealing with a toxic person it becomes really hard to talk things out since that person will do anything to avoid owning up to his/her faults.
Do the abuser ever know if they are wrong (if so then that person is emotionally unstable, controlling, manipulative and have anger issues) or the are totally blind?
P.s. can this game be translated in Armenian? I want to share it with a very close friend of mine!!
Thank you for your review and kind words!
We believe that some abusers don't know that what they are doing is wrong, especially if they are young and do not have much experience with dating. Young people often learn about relationships by witnessing their parents' relationship or the relationships of their older siblings. If those relationships are unhealthy then those young people might believe that abusive behavior is normal or acceptable. Of course, just because an abuser does not realize that they are being abusive that does not make it acceptable. But it does help us to have a better understanding about how to prevent future abuse.
We have never had any of our games translated into Armenian but we will add that to our list of possible projects. Thank you for letting us know about your interest in an Armenian version of HONEYMOON.
And thank you again for taking the time to write a review and share your thoughts and ideas. We are so glad to know that HONEYMOON has been helpful to you.
What a masterpiece! I support your game 100%! A very useful game, both educational and informative towards this misunderstood issue concerning relationships.
I now fully understand what my parents meant by, "no dating when you're in school". Because it would have added many responsibilities and could affect my studies. All-in-all, this was a fantastic experience to play! (;
Thank you so much for taking the time to share your comments with us! We're very glad that you liked HONEYMOON and its message.
Great game and badly needed even by adults who repeat unhealthy relationship patterns.
We agree -- thank you for your comment & kind words!
this is a very enlightening game, it makes me wonder more about how to maintain a self-relationship balance and recognize signs of emotional manipulation
Thank you for playing & for sharing your thoughts.
We agree that relationships can be tricky and hope that HONEYMOON was helpful for you.
Please let us know if you have any questions!