Okay, this was so lovely and I'm very, very excited to see where it's going. You've handled the historical setting so well—it doesn't feel like a crutch or just an obstacle-builder, but a labour of love. The art, the writing, and the character building all enhance your regency decor so well. I do love Austen and it's clear you do too, but I appreciate your not going straight for the archetypes she herself created and adding your own voices and flavour to the game. Kept me on my toes from start to finish.
Also, I love that you're taking care of building other relationships than the romantic ones—the tension with Emily and the sweet moments with the parents really add layers to the story and the "lived-in" feeling. Historical works sometimes have difficulties walking the line between warmth and societal accuracy, but it's not the case here. Really, overall, your attention to detail and to telling a complete story is to die for. I haven't replayed the demo with other decisions yet, but the "narrative" stat-building plays into this as well and it's full of promise!
Anyway—I'll be there for the kickstarter as well! Thank you for such a generous demo (lots of words and lots of scenes already). And also, just to balance things out since I think Sinclair and Worthington are in the lead for the moment—I'm personally gunning for the Lindfield idiot and his bad life decisions. But FIRST he needs a glove-slap or two.
Good luck for what's next!! You're doing great!