This was such a fun little game. Fingers crossed this will have future updates.

with the new update, the game is great! I enjoyed it a ton! you all did great work and congrats on getting second on the jam! you deserve it! 

crossing my fingers for the update lol

Congrats on getting 2nd in the jam! You guys definitely earned it. Thanks for the excellent game.

Very fun game. As a fan of survivors game, this one does great job managing difficulty to always feel engaging. Also loved all the little references. The dialogue and story was very cute and was amplified by the wonderful art helping push those narrative moments. The preg belly animations from the bosses and fairies were really nice but I wish there was some more ways pregnancy tied into the core gameplay. One minor thing that came up occasionally was losing my mouse in a sea of enemies. I think it would help to have a custom mouse cursor to both help with visibility and add another spot to build on the already great visual stylings. I will say sometimes RNG can be brutal with the upgrades not giving you the DPS you want. But other than that, this is a very polished game even ignoring the context of it being a jam entry. Very surprised by the quality. Great work!

This was a fun game, the dialogue was nice, crosscrescent's art is great as always, and the differences between the three fairies was neat. The one problem I had was with the soul fairy, where the short attack range made killing enemies without getting hit hard, and so I had a big group of enemies at the end (with some of the 2nd werewolf enemies still alive). This made everything slow down and lag, even after culling the down the group.

Very cute! I love the story and the characters, especially blue and the main character. I do want a Blue plush now. For game play, it's simple but satisfying. I do wish there was more "weapons" you could get on level up. I did notice that the maid doesn't seem to update their damage when you upgrade. I was also a little sad that when you replay at the end your character model wasn't updated to match the ending. XD

very solid and enjoyable action roguelike beat them all, with pretty nice dialogues, it feels very complete and finished despite being so short. 

Solid game, even disregarding the Jam. I play a lot of these VS / Action Roguelite / Horde Battler games and this one's surprisingly solid despite it all.

I wrote up a long (but inaccurate) review that got swallowed up by Itch (it's around here somewhere?), but the gist of it is that it's a pretty basic, very easy VS-like with a lot of balance issues and no replay value (minus the three runs), but other than that it's basically a 10/10.

Absolute #1 complaint is that your run's difficulty is 100% decided by how many DPS-related rolls you get, that's it, nothing else. Not really any way to get past that attack damage/speed need, since there's really no other good way to increase damage.
No-lie fell asleep at my desk on my run with the blue fairy because I got zero (0) damage-related rolls until the final boss and had to kite everything in circles doing chip damage. About halfway through the run, I nodded off and woke up to find I was missing 75% of my health, surrounded completely in enemies.

Very good even if I'm not a yuri fan. The play loop is fun, I like how each different fairy has their own combat style so replaying the game three times for the ending wasn't boring. I also liked how the title screen updates, something that clued me in to making sure to complete each route. The art is cute and the fairies got very big, and do I detect a slight inspiration from the Legend of Zelda to the fairy design? All in all a project that I give high marks to.

If you decide to revisit the game in the future, I think it'd be fairly (heh) cool if the upgrades you pick were reflected on the MC during play, kind of like Risk of Rain 2, and maybe getting the ending unlocks a sort of endless mode where the mc is sporting her newest addition and her new GF replaces the maid upgrade.

Beautiful, and you got me in the ending.