That was really cool. Very playful tone throughout with nice drama and emotional scenes mixed in. 

I liked the stark black and white aesthetic. There was sometimes a bit of inconsistency between the characters and backgrounds, but it wasn’t too distracting. The character designs were all pretty fun.

I liked the music. Simple but effective and fitting.

I didn’t like how you had to click a specific area to progress the text. But that may just reveal how lazy I am :D Also it could have done with a save feature. Or if there was one, for it to be more obvious. I think it was long enough to warrant it.

I did appreciate that failing the chase sequences didn’t send you back to the title screen though.

All in all, fun little game. Well done!

PS: I ended up making friends with the jerk vampire, btw :D

I liked it a lot, the story starts out very typical, but as it progresses it becomes as interesting as a good book that you can't stop reading. In the first race, I think I chose everything wrong, I had to start the race from scratch several times XD, then it went better for me, it was very intense despite not having time running. What I did not understand is the hp, because I did not see any bar or anything that indicated the hp.

Pheobe is very crazy, but adorable, and I really liked Bayley, who I laughed the most with was Bee, and for a moment I thought he had a split personality until I realized she was his twin sister!

I really liked the ending, it makes me think that Harry Potter should have done something like that, put Draco and Harry to work together, maybe things would have been different...

Five stars on everything, 100% would eat garlic all over again!
It was so cool and fun, I loved all the characters! I'll be sure to check out your future games! 🤩

The white-on-black art looks really good--that's a great way to make your 2D characters mesh well with the 3D environments, and it's super classic and retro looking. The characters are really cute. Love when Phoebe kicks the wrong monster. The running-away puzzle is very well designed, and I appreciate that when you fail it just restarts the puzzle rather than making you replay the whole game. The story is engaging and very choice-rich. I'd like the text box to have an opaque background because the text was sometimes hard to read. One suggestion: This really seems like it should be set in high school and not college--everything that happens just feels more like high school student behavior.

I love the black and white artstyle. It looks like a love letter for text based games + modern vns. Great game!