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Paper Nautilus

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This was fun, I enjoyed weaving the strange details together into a final deduction. Drawing a map definitely helped. And, I cleared my detective's name!

Thank you very much :) 

Thank you for checking it out!

Thanks for the quick reply. I'm new to making stuff with Twine and your template helped me finish my first micro game.  

https://paper-nautilus.itch.io/before-you-leave-lock-the-door

Hi! I love this template, thank you for making it.

Just had a question--what is your preference for the header text? Leave it in? I messed around with the code and ended up erasing it

This was really fun to make something for, thank you for creating this jam.

Oh I love to see it!!  Thanks for sharing your setup!  

Thank you very much!! 

That's just the feeling I was going for. Really glad it came through. Thanks for checking it out! 

Thank you! :)  Glad you liked it. 

i thought about making another version/different Pet design...maybe that's a thing for some future day.

I really enjoyed this!  The Conspiracy deck was a great touch & I ended up with a satisfying story. Will probably play through a second time. Thanks for sharing :)

Wow I'm blown away! I love it. The layout is so clear and readable, the character sheet pulls everything together and makes it neatly organized, and the illustrations just give it that extra mood. 

What an amazing thing, thank you. 

This is cute and made me smile. Would definitely play a longer version! :)

Thank you! Glad to hear it kept you entertained. I'm curious to know what inspired you. 

Thank you!

Personally I'm setting a goal for myself to play, rate and review at least 10 submissions. Hopefully many more.

It might be nice to have a (brief) guide, such as what makes a review useful to a game creator, etiquette, and so on. 

Lovely, sad, and ominous! My favorite part was having to describe the items that I dredged up, rather than being given some fixed loot. In the beginning the Hunter was far behind me, but as I turned up more and more cards they were one space behind me. I managed to play without reading all the endings/prompts, so I can go again with the other half of the deck. Good stuff!