Hey! We played your game on Twitch yesterday.  I'm always glad to see narrative games in jams, it is too under-represented :'(

Great entry! I particularly like how each part feels disconnected with its own graphical style while still being part of the same story. IMHO it is well written. Even though some parts of the dialogues feel a bit academic, you obviously understand how to set a tone.

The fact the game kicks you back into the title screen at the end of each chapter is weird. Maybe you can find a different way of presenting the overarching story. 

If there were some kind dōjinshi scene at the time, I'm pretty sure this could've been the kind of game we would've had. And it would've been quite cool.

Keep up the good work!

The little part of the game i got to play hooked me up, I made sure to talk to every character and i really liked the bits of story i got to see, though I think i'm playing the game wrong or something since after certain dialogue i go back to the main menu, so i couldn't see some of the parts on the screenshot, anyway, I liked the graphics and the music too!

Wow. Looking at the screenshots now... apparently there was a lot I missed. :O Maybe I got the short ending?? That was super cute and very very sad.  :( I did really like the charming characters and exploring the house. Gave me me some "Gone Home' type vibes, but for GB, which I really liked!

I don't mind dialogue, but I think what would have helped me was knowing better when I was in 'dialogue' mode and 'interact' mode. I think because of the way the dialogue box hid away off screen between each main dialogue beat, I kept thinking I was in control again, and would start trying to move the cursor, but then I couldn't, and  another dialogue line would appear. This started to lead to a feeling of frustration and annoyance with the text, rather than fully enjoy the conversation. Maybe if it indicated which character was talking without hiding the dialogue box until the player had control again, I think that would have felt a lot better.

Love the colors and overall vibe!!

beautiful!

 I saw some pictures on twitter and I wanted to try it!

I really enjoyed playing through each chapter and seeing Lara's life at different stages. So much detail, character and heart has been packed into every scene! This was a really cool and unique interpretation of the plant theme, and I especially liked how you explored themes of love and grief to create a very memorable experience.

Graphically, there is a lot going on here that is impressive! Palette swaps, sprite style changes, animations, and so on. You are all really talented.

Narrative games aren’t my cup of tea, but there is a good bit of variety in story-telling and scenes so I was able to keep going which was nice. It was cool to see this game interpret “plant” from a poem.

Great story! Well done!

holy heck, you made this in less than ten days? that was amazingly beautiful. the snarky lines also cracked me up in the marigold story.

They can't take Herbet with them? :( 

Actually my first time playing a storyline type game and looking out the window really resonated with me! Thanks!

This was a nice experience. It's great that each chapter has distinct gameplay and looks to match the beautifully written story. Congrats!

Really interesting concept and touching story. I had an issue with the second chapter where even after I got the keys the dialogue with amanda stayed the same, not sure what I missed there. Anyway, enjoyed the rest! :)

Saw this on twitter and the color palette was beautiful and I enjoyed the queerness of the game. Also really enjoyed the diegetic notebook that was created for the menu! 

Point and  click on GB, very well done.

It's always nice to see narrative games in jams, I play it a little bit 'cause I wanna try it on my gameboy, but I loved what I played