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Hello! I played the game.

I really love the atmosphere of the game, with a mysterious 'miracle' and a catacomb beneath the church that hides a spooky monster. I enjoyed investigating the town, and the monster is quite scary.  The story is intriguing and urges me to play further to uncover the truth.

However, an error occurred: failed to load img/pitures/imagenes%pantalla2.png .I was not able to progress further. This error occur after I deliver the sample, which I think is 3 days after I initially got it, because I immediately got the results back.

I am not sure if it's intended or a bug, but a lot of dialogue are in Spanish so I missed some  context of the game. When I first enter the catacomb, it was dark and the mc was using a flashlight. I accidentally left the room, but once I entered it again immediately, the room is fully lit (but it seems to be night time, still). Most of the door in the game doesn't consider the player's direction, as such, I accidentally leave/enter rooms a lot which makes it hard to navigate the area. 

That being said, it is quite good for your first game using rpgmaker, and considering the tie constraint! I still really love the direction of the game and will be playing it again once the bugs are fixed.

Thank you so much for playing my game! The image error was actually because some files had a capital .PNG extension instead of lowercase .png. It's something that never happened to me with Unity, so it caught me off guard.


I hope I've fixed all the bugs now. Also, inside the first area (the train car), if you walk up to the bottom-right corner, that tile will grant you all the necessary items. Pressing Enter there will also give you the option to skip 3 days ahead, so you can pick up roughly where you left off.

On another note, I apologize for the few sentences that slipped through in Spanish. Due to a lack of time, I wasn't able to test it thoroughly enough. While my initial plan was to release a patch for both languages and fix the remaining bugs, I ended up putting it on the back burner due to its practically nonexistent reception—something that had never happened to me with any of my other projects.