Is this what they call a feedback loop?
I'm under the impression it's filled to the brim with references, of course if I knew most of them I wouldn't even write that. Lovely infodumping indeed.

I haven't got much to say about this game, except... what exactly is the full game? Will it be the biggest infodump ever or does it have action in it?

I included this game in my Jam showcase video, though again there's not much for me to do in there. But the game's slow tempo is a vibe though.
https://youtu.be/DgMV-QbPx7g?t=4791

finally a game that perfectly captures me. I enjoy a game where 2 people had interesting conversation. This concept do run the risk of that it is heavily narrative reliant, but the writing is solid and funny at times that it is enjoyable, even if it is inspecting every item to look for dialogue. I do appreciate that you did put a brief introduction to burnout, although there are some FFXI slangs that he uses I do not understand, his dialogue are not to foreign to confuse anyone who do not know him. Also it in interesting to see a glimpse of what Rinnosuke's daily life is like.  Great job.

This is a very cozy game, and I like the chemistry between two infodump loving dorks. Also, learning about Buront is definitely a cool piece of Touhou's fan lore I didn't know much about.

Like others said, this was pretty relaxing to play; I like seeing how many references I could catch and all of Rinnosuke's explanations for items. Also Buront's entire existence, what a rabbit hole.

Been playing a lot of FFXIV lately too, so I also feel targeted by th- wait, I'm in the credits? I AM BEING TARGETED 

(For real though, thanks for releasing this and I'll definitely return for the full game!)

I wasn't sold on the description, but I ended up liking it. Despite the game's instance that it wasn't the full game the devs envisioned, it felt complete. In fact, I think the game would have to be something more than just an infodump if it were to be longer, but that's just an opinion.

The writing did a good job of conveying a cozy and homey atmosphere, and it was fun to try to figure out all the references (I didn't do a particularly good job, but I got a handful). Maybe a bunch of us players should team up, and see if we can get most of them together? Even the 4th wall-breaking insistent that the game wasn't complete were fun, but I'd still advice against underselling your jam achievement like that.

Good game! I'm glad to have learned some obscure fandom lore.

I liked the chill atmosphere, relaxing music and I've always been too much into reading everything a game can give me so this is pretty much the perfect short game you can present to me. I'll be looking forward to more updates.

PD: I feel betrayed for not having the second option available when talking to Rinnosuke xDD

So deep in lore, it's marinated not only in Touhou lore but also the lore of stuff I haven't got a clue about! (Okay, maybe I did know some of the manga/anime references.) The dialogue here, as long as it is, doesn't seem to have a specific direction, which is probably what makes it relaxing and low-stakes. Cool game.

i know nothing about final fantasy eleven or fourteen or whatever rinnosuke's evil twin is BUT i greatly appreciate the chance to learn about this buront fellow which i did not immediately believe existed upon reading the thing in the menu but after finding a whole page on this man on the touhou wiki i have gained just a bit more stupidly obscure touhou knowledge.

also thank you for mentioning turtle head game i downloaded it months ago but forgot to play until rinnosuke brought it up

Thank you for having us on the team~ This game came out very cute so far!