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This was really cool. I ended up getting Ending 2 where you bind with Rue. I loved all the options you had when talking with him, and the time system puts so much pressure on things. It's a subtle kind of horror that I really love. That moment when Rue leaned into me genuinely made me jump in a way that wasn't cheap and was fully natural. It was great. Great visuals too, simple but very effective, especially when paired with the cinematography.

I loved the visuals here, and the voice acting was pretty damn good. The map system is cool too. I love how you guys illustrated the whole map. It made the setting a lot more immersive

I loved the artstyle here and the extra EGs added a lot. I felt genuinely unnerved, so your atmosphere was great. There was a few grammer mistakes here and there, but I could ignore them for the most part. Good job

My game, Project SeiCARDs, has still not been indexed since I published it nine months ago.

I already contacted support multiple times in those months.

Here’s the support key I got from the request I sent in October: 318354

I sent another email in December, but that never even got a support key:

And the third e-mail I sent this morning had this support key: 357459

I have been looking through this forum for the past hour for more answers, and it seems the best way to actually get indexed in this situation is to just talk about it here, so that’s what I’m doing now.

So you might be thinking, why now after 9 months do I want this thing indexed? Well, I tried to get it indexed multiple times before, contacting support, making sure the page meet all the criteria and stuff, but it never amounted to anything. I never even got a reply from support. The game just ended up rotting in my account with zero traction.

Recently though, some people have managed to find the thing through the one link I posted to it on reddit, and they even downloaded it. That got me thinking that maybe there actually is an audience that would at least want to try the thing, so I don't want the only way to access it to be through an obscure reddit link, which is why I want it indexed.

I know thanks to some redditors who replied to a post about the game that my game has been quarantined, probably since it was first published. For what, I have no idea. Contacting support hasn't worked before and I've heard that quarantined games rarely get attention from them anyway, so I'm at a lost at how to get this thing noticed at all.

If anyone has any ideas, then that would be great.