LongStory aims to explore what it feels like to be a teen dealing with the complexities of who they are, and who the world wants to force them to be, all through the help of a warm group of friends who will work together to help carry each other along despite their own problems.
LongStory aims to be welcoming to players of all kinds, letting them create whatever character they want, use whichever pronouns they prefer, and charm whichever of their friends they wish to charm (or not!). Players are free to make friends, flirt, text their buddies, and solve mysteries or start trouble as they work to navigate the challenges of being a teenager. Goofball principals and cruel bullies may create some issues, but it's nothing the group of friends cannot work through.
Aiming to deal with issues of gender identity, sexual orientation, boundaries, and social anxiety, LongStory looks to tell a hopeful story of how friendship can help people find the answers to the questions about themselves. It's a game of how our friends can be the ones who help us find out and accept who we are, and also the difficulties many can face from friends, family, and beyond as well.

LongStory is available now on Steam, the App Store, and Google Play. For more information on the game and developer Bloom Digital Media, you can head to the game's site, the developer's site, or follow them on YouTube and Twitter.

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