The Year I Wrote You is a quiet, time-based game about love, longing, and the act of showing up.. one day at a time.

The project began as a private journal: a letter written each day for a woman the creator was deeply in love with, with the intention of gifting the completed journal one year later. Over time, that personal ritual became something else, a record of devotion, uncertainty, hope, and persistence captured one day at a time. 

Each day, the player is invited to read a single letter written over the course of a year. Some are tender. Some are uncertain. Some are heavy with hope or regret. Together, they trace the emotional arc of loving someone deeply while not knowing how, or if, the story will end.

The game unfolds slowly and intentionally. Time is part of the experience. So is restraint.

Designed as an intimate, minimalist experience about sapphic love, the game asks one simple thing of the player: to return, and to read.

In Hiraeth, a narrative choice-driven story, you build a time machine to return to the past and confront the relationship you lost. Every decision changes the timeline. Can you rebuild what was broken, or is the outcome inevitable?