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One of these days I'll figure out how to make my games WINE-compatible. You're not the only one playing the games on Linux and that's something I genuinely would like to support. As for the compliment, thank you! I went on to Lospec and grabbed the palette of the day a few days before the jam and did an art test with it (the test was to take a M&M2 screenshot, change it to the new palette, and watch it get a million times better) so I figured that palette would work. It's called "DELETE". Very nice to work with.

Thanks for the reply. I suspect it's a lottery as to whether a Windows game runs on WINE or not. I've played some jam games that run fine on WINE, and I'm sure it wasn't because of anything the developer did intentionally. All the best and good luck with the jam! 

Just checked out CaptainCoder's playthrough, and wow, you've created a whole RPG with a genuinely engaging narrative! The spiritual/mystical elements add real depth to the story, and the Druids are especially creepy (like the witches in Macbeth). Innovative idea to use of songs as a parallel form of magic.

The artwork is great, as well as the limited palette I like the use of black outline to tie everything together. The combat system is involving but not too complex, and the UI seems no-nonsense and really effective. Kind of you to allow restart from current position on death.

Nothing negative to add, really. I know a combat bug occured during the playthrough, but that can happen to any of us.

Great submission, and thanks for helping to organise the jam!

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Thank you for the kind words! I hadn't thought of the witches of MacBeth but you're totally right. I see that now. 

Yes, black outline and limited lighting made my life so much easier. The feel don't look good? Just erase them. Don't want to waste time on a background? How about solid black. As for the UI it's the same idea. So much easier to create a "button" by just writing the word "Rest" on the screen with a green 'R'. 

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Sounds like my (non-existent) fashion sense: if they've got it in black, just buy it in black ;-)