What's done is Done

About

What's done is Done is a quiet, reflective RPG where you gather fractured memories to figure out a woman’s final moments before rebirth. You play as a soul navigating a misty bridge, collecting fragments of past lives that flicker like half-remembered dreams. Each memory is a puzzle, shifting perspectives and details to piece together a story of loss and connection. The gameplay feels less like solving riddles and more like eavesdropping on fragments of someone’s grief, love, and regrets. The game’s strength lies in its sparse but haunting atmosphere and the way its puzzles echo the theme of impermanence. With minimal dialogue and no combat, it leans into quiet moments that linger. Early testers praise its ability to feel both intimate and universal, with some comparing its tone to a slow-burn poetry reading set in a video game. At 2-3 hours, it’s a brief but memorable experience for those who enjoy stories that unfold in whispers rather than shouts.