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Woah, it's so cool y'all made like a mini rpg game. It reminds me of playing old dating sim flash games, and the fact that you guys did something like this and wrote as much as you did is super impressive! I had fun with the meta narrative going on, as well as the cast we got. I think Harper was my favorite, but I just love dreamers longing for something more lol and ALSO

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I thought the ending/epilogue felt so emotionally taxing. I mean this positively, it really did feel like the frantic begging and lashing out someone might do when you end a toxic relationship, except this time it's about a game trying to convince you to keep coming back to it and playing. Well done!

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thank you so much!! i used to love those dating sim flash games haha they made up a big part of my childhood, esp pacthesis games (if you know of her). i feel like this prompt was just perfect for playing around with the fourth wall, so i’m glad you enjoyed it! i’m usually a fan of the surly, tsundere-y love interests but i totally agree, pam wrote harper in such an endearing way that i found myself quickly loving them as well hehe.

and i’m really happy to hear that the ending worked well for you! it absolutely is like that; i almost see it as a crab bucket situation, but i also felt that it was fitting for the nature of a game anyways. is a game still really a game if no one plays it? if its code remains dormant and untouched? but all that to say i loved your comment and kind words – and i’m especially looking forward to playing your entry!

Ah thank you so much! I'm so glad you like Harper. They're my favorite, but shhh don't tell the others ^-^ Something about a dreamer who will never pursue their dream is so fascinating to me... the quiet tragedy of it all hehe

I'm also so glad the weight of the ending came through! It's always hard to tell if the emotional weight of a scene will come across to the player, so it's such a relief to hear that it did. Thanks for playing!