There is something weird going on with the background, it shifts from left to right from one line of dialogue to the other. 

And the audio levels of the recordings don't have a standard volume. So either you change the volume with each new character or you will only be able to hear some of them, if not you risk your ear drums. Sometimes the music is too loud (even after changing the settings), so I don't know what's up with that. 

But those are the slight things to fix. The art is really nice to look at and I had fun with the mini mixology part of the game; so much fun that I wish there was more interactivity or visuals of the drink being made and what not. 

This game is worth a try and I hope more people give it chance. 

well done! the world was really easy to get immersed in, and everything felt absurdly polished considering the one-month timeframe. it's already been mentioned that the bgm/sfx vs. va balance could use some work, but that's pretty easily resolvable by fine tuning some sliders on the player's end. huge props to the composer, too - the mixes were crisp, and the instrumentation was sparse but subtle, blending in pretty seamlessly with everything else.

once again, well done - y'all should be immensely proud of yourselves !!

The visuals are spot on, and I really enjoyed the storyline and the variety of characters. The only downside was that, after the first night, the game started crashing every 3 or 4 minutes, also, I would have turned up the volume on the voice acting, which was sometimes a little quiet compared to the music. Other than that, the experience was very positive, and I can’t wait to play the sequel