Don't Take it Personally, I Just Don't Like You: The Camping Trip

Don't Take it Personally, I Just Don't Like You: The Camping Trip (2019)

by Christian DeCoster
Genres:Indie, Simulator, Visual Novel
Themes:Romance
Game modes:Single player
Story:Don't Take it Personally, I Just Don't Like You is a lo-fi relationship dramedy about camping illegally on government property in the chill of early autumn, having public anxiety attacks in crowded shopping malls, the people we choose to be with, and what we do when they don't choose us back. In this demo, you'll be introduced to several characters and locations from the full game (including two romanceable characters!) in a fully self-contained, hour-long story.Show more
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