The premise is similar to our game, but implemented in a completely different way.
It's definitely interesting :)

The backgrounds and the character are really well drawn, and there's good use of parallax.
The music stopped playing at some point, but that's just a minor detail :)

Gorgeous art, honestly this was just a great game to look at. Background were amazing and the character had a lot of charm.

It's a fairly straight forward Oregon Trail like with decision making, but it suits the theme just fine. It took me two tries to get to the end.

I'm not sure how the events outcomes are set up, if they are predetermined or there are multi outcomes for any one single choice but at one stage I got robbed and decided to give up a "gem" this proceeded to give away all 10 of my gold and immediately kill me. I think most of the events were fairly well written and made sense but this one was a little harsh.

Nice work.

I'll have to revisit this one when I have more time to play it. I love the story elements, and decision making mechanic. The art is fantastic! Not sure why there is a jump button, but the portion of the game I played was enjoyable. The walking part of the game could be left out I think. You could make it more like the Oregon Trail by having the player walk the entire time and get stopped by the Narrator. Great job!

Pretty nice looking game, I loved the character art and backgrounds.

Might be a little hard and need a few difficulty tweaks, I played so long the song ended and left me in silence but I eventually made it to the temple once I had a few goes and memorised some of the event outcomes.  For example, giving the bandit 10 gold always seems to be a game over because I'm not sure I encountered a way to gain any resources.

This was such a cute game! I really enjoyed the artistic styling of the environments and the character! I was a little disheartened to keep selecting bad events so I ended up just ignoring everything else because I wanted to make it to the end -- but maybe what they say about curiosity is true and it would have just killed me in the end ;; Or I am just supremely unlucky! I really loved the vibes with the music as well! I think a cute illustration of Yuna taking the nap at the end would have been a cherry on top, but I understand how crunch time forces you to make cuts! Fantastic work and well done! 

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Good job for this game !

Art makes the small walking sequences worth it by themselves. It's just long enough to be contemplative. Combined to the event narration, it manage too build a word beautiful but dangerous.

I am a bit mixed about the event resolution though. Most of the time, on the event, I had the right answer was to not get involved with what's happening. Besides the chest who got me 6 coins once on two and half runs, it was always bad to be curious on the events I got. Maybe I was just unlucky, but I think taking a risk should sometimes reward you. I understand the design was mostly about mitigating the damage on your resources. But winning implies not involving with anything you come across, which goes a bit against the feeling of wonder you have when walking through the landscape. But all of this is hard to balance without playtesting a lot.

Music is cool but it wasn't looping nor starting again on restarting a run !

The art was so amazing! I loved the walking animation, everything was so perfectly drawn. Nicely done! I almost made it to the end three times but starved every time... turns out sprinting to safety was not the answer!

Wow, the art in this one is beautiful! I can tell that a lot of time went into this. I also love the adventure/journey vibe with variable playthroughs and encounters. I do wish there was some more variations and some more strategic planning that went into what decisions I need to make at each location. There was also a time that I ran into the bandits and gave them the gold and I lost, but it says in the beginning that gold isn't required so I was confused by that. Well done overall, y'all should be proud :)