Thank you so much! ❤️ And yeah, that actually lines up really well with how I ended up interpreting it while playing.
At first I thought the masks were going to be different people or separate identities, but once I started seeing Evelyn herself wearing them, it became pretty clear to me that they were different parts of what she was feeling.
I think where I was getting a little hung up was trying to figure out what each color specifically represented, like whether red was anger, blue was sadness, etc., when it sounds like the point is a little messier than that, with all of those emotions overlapping and contradicting each other at the same time.
I really liked that uncertainty though. It made Evelyn feel a lot more human, and it definitely left me thinking about her after the game was over.
Thanks again for making it and for watching the playthrough! ❤️