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THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR PLAYING!! I'm surprised we've already reached global players even without any translations :0 thank you for reading the comments as well! Your playthrough and accent is so cute :D yeah, unfortunately there's no choice to not "fix" Domo or not do any of the minigames TT... but now I'm happy I added a Continue option :)

Hehe since you're Japanese you might've caught the double meaning in Domo's name? One of our writers speaks Japanese and told us it meant "sorry," so I added the line "Domo, my Domo"  ("sorry,  my Domo") earlier on in the game :3c

In case you haven't played MIMCO (the maid game you clicked on at the end of  the video) yet, don't worry; it's not scary! It's supposed to be psychological horror, so more of thinking of your actions and what's a moral decision/what isn't.

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It was a really good story and amazing! I really liked that it was sprinkled with cuteness and insinuations of reality, too.

Sometimes I use Domo to apologize, sometimes I use it to say hello or thank you.
I think I tend to use it for thanking people!
Also, in Japan, there is a lovely brown and square character called Domo-kun, which made me think of that, meow~!

Wahh I didn't know that :00 that's so cool!! Thank you for your insights hehe 🙇‍♀️

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(Note: I don’t think どうも on its own is used much as an apology, though it can serve to emphasize other apologetic words; hence “Dōmo, my Domo” would mean something like “Thank you/hello, my Domo.”)

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OH!! That's fine then heheh maybe I'll change the script to have that in the beginning :3c