(How do you feel?) — I definitely feel. Sometimes that’s more than enough. (Still, you’re anxious, aren’t you?) — Of course. Moreover, I’m completely terrified. Was it that obvious? (You’re looking in every direction, but not up.) — Ah, this… — I’ve already told you, haven’t I? (About what?) — Ah, you know, small stuff. (Can small stuff make you terrified?) — It’s… hard to explain. I climb up the metal railing and let my legs hang down. I sneak short glances at the abyss from time to time. It replies with angry, cold breath. That’s how we interact. Like old friends. — Sometimes I feel like the whole world pretends to be crazy. — As if it’s trying to make me believe in something that doesn’t exist. (That’s weird, isn’t it?) The game is a sequel to Milk inside a bag of milk inside a bag of milk. The game’s events begin the same moment the first game ends. GAME’S KEY FEATURES: Psychedelic narrative full of pyramidal verbal constructions. Stylized pixel graphics which reflect the girl’s distorted perception of the world. High variability: each playthrough is unique. However, some dialogue lines, images and scenes have only a small chance of appearing; you’ll have to really get close to the girl in order to find out everything she hides. Oppressive and viscous soundtrack. CONTROLS: ESC — pause menu F- fullscreen/windowed mode