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keg504

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Good job on the text, it is legible even with so few pixels! Love the idea!

Very well done, as others mentioned, the dragon could benefit from more detail!

Looks adorably whimsical!

The tree is amazing!

This has Stranger Things vibes!

Really well done scene!

Really good use of colour!

Very thematic. Is the door supposed to be active all the time?

Yeah, I was going to draw a couple of adults for size comparison, but didn't have the time...

The kids' shadows aren't great (especially the kid with the hobby horse), that's something I have to work on for the future.

Character sprites are great! It looks like something a 90s' developer would make!

I agree, I think it's due to the time restrictions more than anything. The knight is quite well-coloured

The colours are amazing. I never would've imagined the palette was limited!

The use of colour, especially dithering, as others mentioned, is great! I need to learn your techniques! I love the city nestled in the valley behind the building (castle?) on the hill!

Very cute!

A beautiful landscape. Almost didn't notice the weeping giant, it was so well incorporated!

I love the use of perspective to depict the theme!

Very thematic, and it captures a fleeting hauntedness well with the colours.

Very immersive

Very nice use of colour, I should learn from you!

This is a labour of love

Reminds me of Monument Valley, but haunted

Excellent shading

I used your name suggestion to come up with the name "Kevanden Lačkos" (derived from a few European languages smooshed together).

Don't apologise - that's a good point! Even the largest rivers in real life aren't that noticeable until they get to the deltas! If I get around to updating this later, I'll keep that in mind! 

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Thanks! It's meant to be a continent, not sure how to demonstrate that scale though...

The name suggestion is good! I'll workshop it a bit