Okay, this game was good. Very good. I will say right off the bat, if it was a full game and not a demo, it would have likely been my favorite to win this whole thing. 

This is a game I would love to make. The feel of it, the look of it, the style of puzzles. I absolutely LOVED every second.

Every puzzle was very clever. It never felt like a chore. Fun, creative, smooth, The music change per form was so well done. Seriously. Fantastic job on the music in this whole game. I love the skeleton versions.

A quirky ghost like fellow who befriends the main who is morally ambiguous... Reminds me of my own characters in a certain Ghostly game I made. o:

My gripes with the game come at the end. There is a certain point where you get a weapon. Look, RPG Maker is a very powerful and amazing tool, but it's almost never wise to attempt action elements. I did it all just fine, but the smoothness of the rest of the game was sacrificed when you had to time the scythe attacks. I would have just had the enemies auto die from them. I don't think we can make a game fight as smoothly as Zelda on this engine, but everything else was so well done and hid the limitations of the engine perfectly.

I would have loved for this to have been about 20 minutes longer and just finish the game, instead of it being a demo. A lot of the charm of IGMC games is the feeling of completion in a short time, And if the game did well, then you remake it or make a sequel that's longer.

Either way, I will absolutely play the finished version of this. Happily. It was a total delight. Very very professional quality. It's the type of game that makes me want to make games. Great job and good luck!

Hi Thund! I just finished playing Soul's Spectrum & had to share my thoughts. This was so good! I felt like I was playing a AAA game because everything was well polished and put together. 

- I thought your world-building was awesome! I loved being in Nora's shoes and not having too much info thrown at us in the beginning  -- we don't really know much about what to do or where to go at the beginning (like Nora) but the situation and mechanics become more and more clear through trial and error

-I liked that the characters had different things to say when we talked to them instead of the same initial dialogue

- The music choice was spot on! The songs made me feel raring to solve those puzzles!

- I had so much fun with the death loop mechanic (especially blipping around as the Anima, so cute!) 

- Cool shake effect when you roll as human Nora and knock into things. I would love to hear a little satisfying Pokemon-esque bump sound effect there xD

- I might have missed where it said Nora could swim lol I was rolling into the trees at the beginning of the forest to try and bust my way to the other side

It's easy to see you put a lot of dedication and love into your project. Can't wait to see more from you! 

This game is really wonderful! I loved the dark atmosphere of this prison and the innovative mechanic behind the gameplay! 

Everything is so polished, the graphic is really rpg-like and the mapping is very good, never too full or too empty, with a careful attention for the puzzle logics.

The guards gave me a good scare, I really prefer staying dead! XD

I believed this was a fantasy setting, so I was caught off guard seeing it's somehow mixed with modern days, but it didn't affect the gameplay.

The mysterious friend that helps us is really nice, it's reactions gives a nice living feel, pun intended!

What else can I say? Many compliments!