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I played the desktop version on Windows, here are a couple of things in no-particular order.

  1. The characters are very detailed, yet so far away you can barely see their facial expressions. It is a bit of a shame we only see them from across the room, so to speak.
  2. I did not expect the plot twist. Then again, I should have seen it coming given the screenshots provided for the game. Good job on surprising me!
  3. I really, earnestly do not like the way UI clashes with the story. The clash of style between the background and UI on the foreground pulls me out of any semblance of immersion I could get. Also, nice job with the side-menu. It would be nice if we could turn off the ginormous UI in the same manner as we can hide it.
  4. When I opened the game, the default settings had music louder than the voice-overs.
  5. There is something so uncanny about the character’s faces. Which might be intentional, given that I know the story now, but.. yeah. Like the facial expressions and the characters themselves were made by a different person kind of a vibe.
  6. The game’s logo is so pretty! PRAISE BE, EVANGELINE!
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Thank you for the feedback on music and glad you like the logo! I will probably have to fix them so it’s quieter, sometimes their facial expressions are hidden on purpose, and we need to put the characters in a room in a way they are not cramping each others so it’s a deliberate choice like the UI, to give it a story book feel, like how Evangeline is narrating on third person because she is so detached from reality it’s all just a storybook vibe for her, so it’s either you like it or you don’t XD.

Oh, when you put it like that it makes sense. Got’cha.