Memento Mori
This short Twine piece focuses on facing your own mortality.
It begins by asking the details of your ideal death, and proceeds on to details of how you hope your corpse is handled. Memento Mori also includes links to various educational resources for the death-positive movement and how to get involved in preparing for the inevitable.
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I have a very strong fear of death and have my entire life. I still do now but I am more comfortable accepting it now. Thank you!
As I! You're not alone, I feel with you!!! : )
I feel totally good at the thought of being mauled by vultures for once. I feel full well at the thought of being mauled by vultures once after my earthly death. It is the healthiest and most natural idea for me to be eaten by animals after dying. Looking death in the eye brings redemption and peace. A really wonderful, valuable meditation! Thank you very much!
Hi. I'm impressed by your game and your work. I think this is a great game and I want that many people could play it. I'm mexican, and I can tell you that the language is a considerable obstacule to many people of my region. Would you let me translate your game into Spanish? If you like the idea, let me know it by this comment section and I give you my mail for a better communication. Regards and congrats!
Hello! I'm so sorry for the late reply!
Yes, I would absolutely love to have the game translated to reach a wider audience. Thank you for the offer :)
Great! Here's my mail:
danielserrano@comunidad.unam.mx
I can start the translation. I'll wait for your mail to see how we could integrate the Spanish text to the game. Thanks for the chance.
this is a very thoughtful and beautiful meditation. As a fellow deathling, I'm very grateful to see games on here about death positivity. also thanks for including the resources!
Hi! This is a great Twine game, but I ran into a bug. I tried to continue, but the thing on the bottom of the screenshot popped up.
Glad to hear you liked the game, and sorry for the bug.
Thank you so much for the heads-up -- I'll get this sorted asap :)