Five short levels: how you met, the first date, the first kiss, the first proper argument, and today. Built from your answers and two photos. Played in a browser, in about fifteen minutes.
1. Two names, two photos, where you met. Two minutes.
2. You play the first level right away. If it is not for you, you close the tab and nothing happens.
3. If it is, you pay, answer a few more questions, and read every line before it goes out. You can change any of them.
4. You get a link. Send it, or keep it for the right moment.
Not a slideshow. Not a quiz. Not a template with your names dropped in. The levels change depending on what happened — a kiss on the first evening plays differently from one that took three months.
The tone is dry and warm. Teasing, if you want it, but never about looks, money, exes or health. You choose: sweet, funny, or roast.
Does it work on a phone? It works best with a keyboard. The link opens anywhere; the game is made for a laptop.
What about the photos? They are used for two small pixel figures and shown once, as a checkpoint. They stay private and are only reachable through your link.
Refunds? You play before you pay, and you read every line before delivery. Once the link is sent, the game is yours; there are no refunds after that.
Who is behind this? One person in Switzerland. Reply to any e-mail and you reach him.