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kennhonho

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that makes sense now..!!!. thanks for letting me know; translating pronouns is genuinely difficult, heheh

Okay! Sorry to bother you, hehe

This is definitely my favorite visual novel, hehe.

I love seeing how the mind of each puppet differs and how each one has a unique personality.

The visual novel’s style really captivates me! I love how the creator managed to incorporate every element.

SPOILER!!

I’m not sure how I feel about Jestyn; it was definitely implied that he was neglected and mistreated by the King—to the point where he ended up killing him (at least, that’s how I understood it).

One thing that left me wondering, though, is how the story Jestyn told differs so much from the one the priest told the player—or are they actually the same story, just... told from a different perspective? Before seeing Jestyn’s side of the story, I was thinking to myself:

Was Jestyn the king who was stripped of his position and demoted to the kingdom’s jester, where he was then abused by a puppet king?

But after seeing Jestyn’s perspective, things seemed to shift.

Jestyn was the rabbit who had been abused by the king; eventually, driven by rage and trauma, he ended up killing him.

But then, my theory was challenged once again by that wretched priest.

He claimed that the rabbit actually wanted all the animals to eat humans—a departure from the norm. The lion, on the other hand, argued that this was wrong and against the rules, which led to him being demoted and removed from his post...

Now, tell me: who is actually right or wrong in this visual novel?

It was also implied that Jestyn wasn’t the only one exploited by the king—the knight and the wizard were, too.

It seems the knight arrived in the kingdom without a clear purpose, and King Crowns gave him an important role: to serve as his most loyal knight. Naturally, he placed a great deal of trust in the king—only to be betrayed in the end, or worse—to discover that the whole thing was nothing more than manipulation.

I also noticed that the wizard shares the same sentiment as the others, labeling someone a "traitor." So, who exactly is the "king" in the version of the story told by Jestyn and the priest?

At the end, where everything is revealed to be a loop, we see Jestyn wearing "royal" attire.

In the story, the priest mentions that the rabbit took the king’s place (or perhaps he simply ousted him). Honestly, when Jestyn shared his side, I was left thinking, "Wait—what am I supposed to make of this now??"

It makes me wonder: why would a jester have the outfit of a royal noble? Does this carry some deeper meaning—could he be, or perhaps once have been, a royal himself?

That said, I absolutely love this visual novel.

é literalmente só isso e eu durmo feliz

I love how Pierrot is such a total simp for Y/N—like, even when you pursue (or try to pursue) Harlequin’s route, he still convinces himself that *he* was the one who nudged you toward it... ugh!

I really want Harlequin to be one of those guys who’s insufferable on the surface, but deep down is just a soft, creamy treat with a hint of vanilla—hehe.

I’ve got nothing else to say; it’s truly become a classic visual novel!! The idea of a "circus of horrors" featuring edible clowns is just brilliant—hehe.

Can’t wait for Day 3—it’s definitely going to be iconic!

salve de SP !!

I understand your points, and I totally get the reasoning behind them!!!

I’m not saying the game is bad—I just didn’t manage to pay close attention to the story itself, but it really is a very good game! The characters were definitely what kept me the most engaged; I really like the story and how the author chose to weave in the lore. I also think the horror aspect worked really well—honestly, I was genuinely scared, even while playing with a friend over a call!

Since it’s a demo, it ends up being just a "sample of a concept"—does that make sense? It’s a bit short, so there isn’t much to work with yet...

 I don’t mean to devalue anyone’s hard work, though!

That said, I’m looking forward to any new updates on this visual novel!

Hi there! I was wondering if there will be a translation into Brazilian Portuguese!!!

Hi there! I was wondering if there will be a translation into Brazilian Portuguese (I’m not sure if it’s already included).

Hi there! I was wondering if there will be a translation into Brazilian Portuguese (I’m not sure if it’s already included).

Hi there! I was wondering if there will be a translation into Brazilian Portuguese (I’m not sure if it’s already included).

The fact that there’s so much text makes me lose interest in learning more about the lore. On top of that, there aren’t many choices—and when there *are* choices, they end up being extremely significant to the lore (the kind that change the entire game). I also noticed a few bugs regarding the use of the correct pronouns.

Since this visual novel is considered a classic, it could at least include a translation into Brazilian Portuguese (as an optional feature).

I see a lot of potential here, but unfortunately, the story tries to cover the lore far too quickly—something that, in my opinion, could have been handled better. The style of the work truly fascinates me! It’s a style unlike anything I’ve ever seen before—completely unique! That really piques my interest, hehe.

I love how they managed to translate and adapt it into Portuguese—it's a truly brilliant idea! But I do have something to report... I chose "he/him" pronouns, yet the characters still use feminine pronouns for me (I played the Portuguese version; I don't know if it's correct in the others).

I really like the humor, although I felt the ending was a bit rushed—though I understand, since writing, drawing, and configuring everything is exhausting work... The art is beautiful!!

That's fine, I understand; fatigue and responsibilities really leave us with no time, right? I get where you're coming from! I believe you'll find someone who can translate this game, hehe. Thanks for the reply—have a good night!

I wonder if there's a Brazilian Portuguese translation, eheh

Hi, I'm from Brazil! I'd love for you to add a Brazilian Portuguese version; I think a lot of Brazilians would love to play this visual novel, hehe.

Hi! I wanted to know if you're working on a Brazilian Portuguese translation; I'm really looking forward to it, hehe.

I loved how well-adapted it is—the translation is great; it’s truly an excellent visual novel! I love the Y/N customization mechanic—it's something I could spend decades playing without ever getting bored... and for some reason, I’m terrified of disobeying the 2-meter-tall mannequin.


By the way, I noticed some translation bugs when choosing Ticci Toby as a companion for my mission...


English is not my native language; please excuse the spelling errors.

eu fiz ele ter medo do meu nome

Now, for the neutral ending—as far as I know (I'm not sure if it's actually the neutral ending)—you have to perform specific actions, almost like there's a "love" bar, if you can even call it that... I'll post the step-by-step guide below, hehe.

Neutral Ending Guide:

* Main objective: Finish the game with fewer than 10 Affinity points and fewer than 10 Fear points. Do not max out either bar.

* The apple on the counter: Choose "Leave it where it is".

* The bathroom mirror: Choose "Check the mirror".

* Leaving the bathroom: Choose "Leave the bathroom without looking back".

* Mold apparition: Choose "Scream".

* Breakfast: Choose "Sit in silence".

* Morning dialogue: Choose "Good morning".

* Keys: Choose "Carefully take the keys".

* Clothes: Choose "Grab the shirt/cardigan".

* Market (Phone): Choose "Call someone".

* Leaving the market: Choose "Go".

• After leaving the market: Choose "Return" (Return home).

• Upon arriving home: Select "Take a bath".

And then he won't bother you while you're sleeping soundly, heh... heh?

Hi! The bad ending is *really* easy to get!

Unlike the good ending—where you might feel bad about being rude or mean to him—getting the bad ending is simple: just be rude and ill-mannered, and you'll get it in no time!

peço respeito ao meu pequeno nome para uma folha em branco

I wonder if Brazilian Portuguese will be available in the game. It looked interesting, but since my English is terrible, I couldn't figure out what was written :(

gostaria de saber quando lançará a versão em pt br.. estou ansioso ara isso!

That's a shame... but thanks for paying attention!

yyeeeaaaahhh!!!

Hey! Could you add more characters? Or will it just be these ones? I'd love to see Laughing Jack.

The artwork is beautiful!! I thought Jeff would look just like the fan art but obviously, it turned out beautiful!! hehe. Could you add Brazilian Portuguese? I'm sure it would open doors to new fans!

estou esperando o dia 3

me pergunto se tem versão pt br... mas irei jogar primeiro...