A short, sweet game. I really enjoyed all the art and animations! The point-and-click mechanics and the style gave me the nostalgic feeling of old Flash games.
Oh, I really liked this one!! You wove the worldbuilding in really well, and I understood the stakes and felt for the two main characters in a very short amount of time. I liked how the different visuals for presenting text (especially the little boxes for worldbuilding) helped break up what might otherwise look like an intimidating block of words.
Oh, this is incredibly fun. Definitely going to play again to try and find some of the icons/paths I wasn't able to see. Things ended... badly for me this time, but the tension at the end from my cards slowly getting drained was very effective!
My only bit of confusion was that I didn't quite understand why certain cards belonged in certain slots/why certain cards opened up new options. I think placing a card in a slot represents applying your resources/abilities to a certain area, but the specifics didn't quite click with me.
I went the blue route! I love how the magic is written in this, and the little nods to details about the world.
A note: when I open the door and see what's inside, the text runs off the bottom of the page and I can't scroll down to read it or select any options (if they're there).
Woah. This is fantastic! I was already hooked by the premise alone, and I loved the humor of the first shift-and-a-bit. The tone shift near the end really hit me as well -- you did a great job setting up the uneasy atmosphere.
Hello! I'm replaying the game for the first time since release (super excited to revisit these characters :) ). Two questions: Is there a way to see morale? Additionally, are achievements Steam-only, or is there a menu for them in the game too?
Wow. I love this. The atmosphere, and the different people, and jumping in every puddle I could find... this was very well done. I especially liked finding all the memories and the reflective feel of it all.
