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Amid so many dark & twisted horror games, it is nice to have something a little silly! Though I don't think it's TOTALLY eldritch, I see what you were going for. 

I love that you're experimenting with dialogue systems. As someone who is always crafting dialogue, I see exactly what you're trying to do. The branches flow together well and the variety of options makes sense.

 If I might be so brazen as to suggest something, I wonder what might happen if you'd started the jam process by considering what exactly the eye's state of being is like. It awakens, and then what? Why does it care about a king? Why does it even know who that is? What might the player, as the eye, want?

I find little things like this that come from a less humorous place help prop up the silliness of the work, even in a weeklong game jam!

Lovely little game, cheers! 

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Hi ! thank you very much or this feedback, greatly appreciated :D

At some point, I had some thoughts about why the Eye would know the king, and why would they even care but as it is the first i'm making such kind of game, my first objective was to try to come up with the different story branches. I kinda struggled to merge all the different ideas I had, so it unfortunately ended up not being completed ^^'

I'm taking notes of your suggestions, I hope i'll manage to come up with something that will make the overall story a bit more believable ! 

And to try to answer to "what is the Eye's state? How does it know the king ? Why does it care ?" I tried to make it suggested by the wizard when he says "I gave you basic knowledge", implying that it it in-univers knowledge, but I understand it's a bit lazy, and I really should think it through a lot more.

Also, really I appreciate that you say the (not so) available dialogue options make sense, that was one of my fear "Are these answers believable ?" so it's reeally reassuring to read that ! Thanks a lot again !