BUT YOU LOOK FINE

Based on the developer's own life. A disturbing tower defense about invisible illness.

Based on the developer's own life.

You are lying on a hospital bed. Down the corridor they are coming: faces without bodies, wearing porcelain masks, mouths sewn shut, trying to tell you that you look fine.

BUT YOU LOOK FINE is a dark, uncomfortable tower defense about living with an illness nobody can see. Not a horror game for jump scares — a game about the people who don't believe you.

YOUR MASK IS THE HEALTH BAR At the top of the screen sits a porcelain strip. Masked visitors who reach you push your mask on: "you look fine", "it's all in your head", "have you tried yoga?". Push it on all the way and you burn out. Unmasked visitors push it off: "you're exaggerating", "lazy", "I saw you dancing at the wedding". Lose it completely and nobody believes you anymore. Both ends lose. You have to stay halfway — just like real life.

THEY BREAK, OR THEY CLOSE Hit a masked face and its mask cracks and falls piece by piece until the real face shows. Hit an unmasked one and porcelain grows over its face until it finally goes silent.

DEFEND WITH SMALL MERCIES A cat that lies on the painful spot. A hot water bottle. Three hundred pages of medical records. A friend from the support group. Noise-cancelling headphones. A disability-rights lawyer. A therapy dog, a symptom diary, a weighted blanket, a cup of coffee, a weekly pill organizer, a therapist's chair. Twelve defenders. Every defender is a porcelain figure, and every one has two paths at the last upgrade. You pay with spoons — your energy for the day.

6 PLACES, 30 LEVELS The emergency waiting room, the holiday dinner table, the open office, the inside of your phone, the disability committee, a wedding hall. Every place has its own people and its own boss. Side quests and three stars in every level, a "Bad Day" flare-up difficulty, an endless waiting room mode, a weekly flare and Random Shift: a new random map every time.

ONE MORE CIGARETTE When the mask gets out of hand, you can light one. It pulls you back toward the middle — and every cigarette makes you a little more addicted, and makes them hit a little harder. Forever.

FOR ADULTS Frequent strong language, dark humor, horror themes and tobacco use. Everything they say has been said to real people.

One-time purchase. No ads, no in-app purchases, no account, no data collection, plays fully offline.

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