I looove the art a lot, it was kinda hard to find some of the combinations but the cheat sheet carried me through.

Really enjoyed playing with this! As others have said, the lack of hints can be a bother, and the minor bugs with merging options can be a annoying, but the core game itself is lots of fun and I enjoyed making myself a cute hung bunny busty kobold gal!

My biggest thing I'd say is: I wish there was more of a point. This is a very fun little toy, but I'd love it if there was more of a purpose to it all. Maybe you're creating OCs to fulfill orders for customers or something? It's fair if all you want is a silly little OC making thing, I mostly would just love something more directed that could push me into longer-form play. That is to say: I really enjoyed the game, and wish there was more. Also, fantastic art!

Finally got it working thanks to the comments on here - really cute game, love the sheer variety of options you can find. Elements like the radio, sticky notes, and the background character just working away make it really homely and cute.

Agree with other comments that lack of hints is a main sticking point - you get to times where it’s less exploration and more systematically working through until something works. Extra rough when a large number of options are hidden behind blocks that aren’t intuitive to unlock (“trait” is a big one) - if I hadn’t had access to the cheat sheet you’d uploaded, I wouldn’t have stuck it out to 100%.

For specific interactions, marine being available from the beginning but having no combinations was a bit feels-bad. Tying genitals/chest to gender also didn’t feel great - this game has a really great setup to make those traits separated from the concept of gender entirely!

Will be interesting to see this fleshed out more!

I like it, but it's a little opaque for me.  Many of the combos were really clever tho :>

Enjoyed the style of game, loved the vibe of how it was presented. Felt more immersive with the radio, sticky notes and other background elements.
Lack of hints is a rough point as others have mentioned

pretty fun game

This was fun (always a sucker for combination games), but having the camera shift with every move of the mouse made me seasick. I had to play in small increments, which was a bit frustrating. I'd recommend having the option to lock in on the screen (with camera framing more that the computer to see what's happening in the backstage) and leave the lock to see what else is happening in detail.
Other than that, really cute and with nice, imaginative yet understandable combos.

Extremely charmed by the environment, all the little easter eggs are a ton of fun even if it did cause me to lose -_-
Having no hints was a little frustrating, got to the point where it felt like I had tried everything with a few of the categories still half empty. Eventually closed the game to take a break, was disappointed to learn it didn't save my progress, so I never ended up finding them all.

Really neat, I like these types of element combination games! The framing is cool, you're not just clicking menus, but are sitting at a computer in an environment with stuff happening in the background. When picking up a node, some sort of highlight for things that can be combined or slots that it can go into would help a lot. The ambient music and sounds are pleasant and add to the cozy atmosphere. I like the idea a lot, I'd love to see more interactions between the player and Jodi if you're planning to expand the game!

Cute artstyle, the game looks pretty for what little of the environment it is. I gotta admit I stuggled to get going because the instructions on the sticky notes were quite confusing. I didn't attempt to 100% like the others because I had some trouble understanding what to do and in what order to fuse certain stuff.

I admit I bruteforced my way to 100%, though a LOT of these fusions really gave me those "Aha!" moments with how surprising and clever they were.

I also loved that the game wasn't just a character creation UI, but was a character creation UI on a monitor in a 3D environment that we're seeing in first person, and that we can look around at the sticky notes and the whiteboard and even the fan on the ceiling. It's such an extra amount of polish that of course isn't necessary for gameplay, but it adds so much to the whole vibe of the game.

Just 100% completed OC.exe

It was fun! This game turned me into a machine that turns unknown combinations into known combinations!

I actually wonder how fast people could speedrun this? Eheheheh.

I will admit, it was a bit annoying that I had to do a bit of tinkering to make the game work properly. It really did not like my 4K monitor.
I ultimately ended up creating a shortcut of the game with the argument;

-screen-fullscreen 1 -screen-height 1080 -screen-width 1920

This allows the game to run in fullscreen while also limiting the game's resolution to 1080p.

Despite that, I had fun!~

I failed to find the convinations to get the misc except the first two.
But it captured me until my own inadecuacy left me out of content.
I really liked the experience! 

I really got hooked to what I ended up playing, very unique and fun fusing traits to unlock new ones for your character creation! I think honestly rather than a hint board, just more back end work should be done on some of the trait fusions to work both ways, as I noticed a lot of the fusions are only "one way", like for example "Invert" fused with "Small" makes "Big", but inverting "Big" doesn't make "Small" inexplicably. I think just a bit more polish under the hood would go a long way for the less intuitive parts of the game.  I also found a "Fox" species that doesn't show up in the species list, nor does it work for any of the body parts. 

Would love to see more of this though, very lovely aesthetics + vibes and killer proof of concept!

Definitely needs a bit of hint system to nudge you in the right direction from time to time. Definitely a fun spin on the idea of a character creator. Wish I could've made a bird.

Its very satisfying when you manage the fusions, but I could have done with a hint or two in places. I didnt complete it, although Im sure I'll come back and give it another try later!

A very fun game but it hits a bit of a brick wall halfway through where nothing else can be unlocked - I tried everything but I'm probably missing the one thing that was required to unlock the second half of the game. A hint menu/system would have been very much appreciated, but it's got some visual style, and is a great concept.