I busted both of my arms spinning her around. Sent my right hand to meet carpel tunnel using my mouse. Then I let my left hand become familiar with repeated strain injury using a drawing tablet and pen. The doctor says I have to be amputated and get robotic arms installed if I ever wish to hold the love of my life in my arms again. I keep thinking back to this game. Why didn’t I take a break? I really did all that to see her twirl on her own? I didn’t have to spin so fast, why, why did I do it? Was it worth it…

I look at the carbon fibre leading from my keyboard into my shoulder and muster up a smile as a tear rolls down my cheek.

The visualization for the spin is very nice. I should have done that something similar for my game. It clearly showed the pivot and the progress and direction. Very cool.

Also I was hoping I could spin her around super fast in the end but it was just a cute animation... oh well. Very unique entry. Good job!

One question, does speed matter for charging up faster? I feel like the game just looked if I was spinning or not and added progress. 

cute game but now my right hand hurts from spinning the mouse :(

it was worth it in the end good game :)

What a strange and charming game. I think the ending was well worth the effort.

Also was it 24? Was the answer 24?

What a cute looking game. Really sweet!

These are one of those games you have to meditate on to really appreciate. Though I do think the overall spin cycle should have been faster, the game was weirdly relaxing in a calm sort of way.

My fingers started to hurt from the spinning, however I made it through. I loved Pleats animation when the game is won! The background music also gave a feeling of intrigue and calmness.

tbh i thought there would be a jumpascare at one point, it probably would have made it something i wont forget but overall its still a good game except from the excruciating rotation of expectaion

Tip for other players who got wrist pain from this: I used my trackpad instead of my wireless mouse so that I could change hand position anytime I started to cramp up! Still uncomfortable, but it felt easier.

I love the detail and personality in her dancing animation at the end, and I think the written narration (that popped up depending on the completed degree of rotation) added a cheeky, almost Foddian aspect. Really unique mechanic in my opinion, and although it was excruciating to complete the rotation, I was charmed by the visuals.

Was kind of expecting there to be a quiz at the end to follow through on the "counting the folds on her skirt" thing, but I'm glad there wasn't because I was NOT counting lol (despite the multiple reminders). 

Very cool model and animations, it was charming I think and I would spin again

Went above halfway through, but unfortunately didn’t have the strength to continue to the end (it was getting physically painful). x) I appreciate the commitment to seriousness though!

super cute game! a little hard on the wrist, but had to commit xd. congrats on the submission!

now THIS is a video game.

What a payoff, everyone needs to experience the ending of this game - music was lowkey nice.

Cute 3d model and music. A full game with this art style would be amazing!!

I just had to know what would happen...

Cute game :)

If this does not win GOTY then I’m nuking my house. Perfection. My hands are dying.

I feel bad. The spinning is, annoyingly, depressingly, badly long. But I can't stop. Idk what magic is in the game. My hand hurts. But I can't stop. The dancing animation is pretty. 

Game is basically wrist pain speedrun.