I really enjoyed playing this game, and having to change my strategy as my cards changed through the path of redemption felt really good. I was able to make it all the way to the end, and was pleased by the difficulty level with the redemption cards! Not too difficult, but enough of a challenge to keep me on my toes.

I'm very impressed by the depth of thought behind this game! Introducing generosity as a core mechanic in a combat-based game; where if you choose kindness, you lose high-damage cards feels like a trade-off rooted in reality. I kept choosing kindness simply because I was curious how far I could go - and I was pleasantly surprised to find cards like: Humble offering, Redemption Slash, Pure Intent - cards that could still be strategically used to win. I did perish soon enough; and I think I will only be able to grasp a deeper glimpse of the core system design based on multiple attempts. But the conflict is well-executed! 

The shadowy figure NPC is also a good narrative touch!

Like the other commentators, I did wish I got more feedback on enemy behaviour - I felt like I couldn't strategise as much as I wanted to. (It could also be that I'm not used to games like this - the closest I have heard of is 'Slay the Spire'.)

Well done, you should be so proud!

Once I got a hang of the battle mechanics, I had a lot of fun with this game!The artstyle and music are top notch and go perfectly with the atmosphere. I do wish there was some sort of tutorial at the start explaining how to play. Also echoing what Brontosaurus said, I think it would be nice to include more grey scenarios rather than each choice just being black and white. Some ways in, the game did bug out for me after interacting with the shadow figure — the dialogue disappeared and I couldn’t click to progress or get out of the scene. But aside from that, I really enjoyed it, great work!

Audio and visuals provide an exceptional atmosphere. I just wish you could somehow read enemy intentions or get hints at what they'll do... unless that's what the numbers above the cards meant. 

Dialogue is also good to read.  The tradeoff between battle power and doing good deeds is really cool. I do wish there were some grey area scenarios as well. 

The audio provides a juicy experience, and good deeds heightening difficulty as a mechanic is a most excellent metaphor. Perhaps if the cards were visible as they were triggered it may better solidify their purpose in the player's mind.

I have an issue with the "Start" button, where the mouse pointer needs to be exactly over the word for it to work. If I move the mouse slightly down, it automatically switches to the "Options" button. I think it would be better to expand the clickable area to avoid this confusion and improve the user experience.

Also, when a cutscene is active, all buttons should be disabled.
Overall, the game is really great, and I enjoyed it a lot—I can play it multiple times

Very chill game. I liked the vibes and certainly cruised through the card games. It's one of those "feel good" games as I go around and help people :) I like how you implemented the combat with the "blink and you'll miss it anime style". Good job!

Great concept that if you do good, you lose cards to attack, visually the game looks nice and very good to play with cards.