Thank you very much! I had inspiration most from rpg maker and renpy games, so incredible tortured shinken this week :з We know about some bugs and flaws, cringe collisions and all that, but time was limited :( We had to cut a lot, and there were many things we didn't manage to fix in time. 

Ofc we used some free assets, but dialogue sprites, text, plot and music was on me. We would like to further refine the game and release it fully.

Thank you very much! English isn't my native language, and I’ve hardly written any fiction in it. The initial concept was much broader, and we plan to create a post-jam version.

Thanks for playing it! The artist/storywriter did a great job. On the coding side, I had to make sure the dialogs and the events trigger at the right time.

We kept the story linear so it is easier to track game state. The dialogs are chained to trigger flag changes in certain order. Each interactive object or room script checks the flags to know what to show and what to hide, and which interactions to allow.

Day transitions trigger certain flags, apply visual effects like fade to black, reset the room scene, teleport the player, and trigger a specific "morning" dialog. The game state is continuous across days otherwise.

Thank you! 

Thanks for flagging this. We were scrambling to meet the deadline and had to submit a bug fix after that. There are still ways to break the game, but at least it is now playable when following the storyline.