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A jam submission

Thine Curse of LossView game page

[prison toxic yuri] A madwoman's quest to find cursed treasure on a prison island.
Submitted by 4noki, Selenn, pauline (polly) reinacher, emme (@novemmeber) — 11 hours, 47 minutes before the deadline
Rated by 11 people so far
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Work Start Date
September 1, 2026

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i love yuri thank u shino

Submitted (1 edit) (+3)

Marvelous, just marvelous. I love the monochromatic color scheme paired with the hints of color in the characters' eyes. I love the music, which is used so delicately and designed so softly. I love the UI, which is simplistic and beautiful in a way that really meshes with the setting. I love the characters, and the setting, and the plot. It felt extremely reminiscent of Umineko no Naku Koro ni while remaining distinct and having a unique and interesting story to tell, with themes that intersect but do not borrow too heavily. All said, this is one of the best things I've played from this jam so far, and while there are nitpicks I could have here or there, this is something that I want everyone to play. Congratulations on the release.

- Pell 🦂

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LOOVEEDDDD. Cried near the end... got the true ending for Seina 💕

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Bellisimo juego !! Una de las novelas visuales mas interesantes, curiosas e intrigantes que he leido en vario tiempo. La historia fue maravillosa y el arte igualmente, fue muy divertido conseguir todos los finales jeje. Ojala fuera mas largo igualll (Simplemente lo digo porque me encanto, la lengitud de la novela realmente esta bien!!), lo adoro. Probablemente lo rejugare varias veces <3 Gracias por tan bella historia !!! (╥_╥)

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Very engaging, keeps you on the edge of your seat as to whether Kazuki will achieve her aims and questions if that’s a good thing, knowing the history it’s inspired by. Seina and Homura are both compelling love interests and Yuuko is a welcome companion for scenes Kazuki would otherwise be alone, even if she’s not really there.