Thank you for playing and leaving a comment! Oh! What you mentioned is actually something I had envisioned too—adding more visuals to the ending. But due to time constraints, I had to give up on that idea. I’ll try to improve it in the future!
Thank you for your reply! Oh no—be more confident! Everyone has their own unique style and deserves to be appreciated! Looking forward to seeing more of your pixel art creations!
Wow! May I ask how you achieved this kind of blurry 3D rendering? The intriguing models, eerie atmosphere, and suspenseful storyline are truly amazing.
Interesting idea and concept. At first, I didn’t realize that the left and right arrow keys for moving the fishing rod only work while I'm actually fishing, but it's a fun fishing simulator.
Thank you for your suggestion! Yes, I should definitely make the interactive objects have more obvious changes or prompts. I personally prefer a bit of a movement system—it might help simulate the feeling of rushing to catch a train! Thanks again for your feedback!
The map is huge, and I really like the eerie game style. The music is soft and becomes tense when monsters appear — a very interesting transition. But I don’t understand why I can’t kill the monsters even after using all my bullets.
I really like your art style! I wasn’t completely sure how to play it — should I be clicking on everything and then playing the little bug-moving mini-game? Also, I didn’t hear any sound — was that because I didn’t turn something on in the settings? Still, I really love the museum concept and the visuals!
This game also reminded me of The Exit 8 — I really enjoyed the art style, it’s very interesting and I liked it a lot. I didn’t seem to hear much in terms of sound effects though — maybe I missed how to turn them on? Also, I wasn’t quite sure how to mark anomalies — is it just by walking past them, or is there a way to actively mark them? Still, a very intriguing walking simulator!
"The control scheme is really interesting. I kept trying to use A and D to move left and right out of habit before realizing it didn’t work, haha. I really like your art style, and the limited field of view is a cool idea too!
Thanks for your feedback! Oh, I thought the music was scary enough haha. Alright, I’ll try making some more adjustments! And the fourth ending is achieved by not answering Info's question and just continuing to walk in loops! Thanks for playing!
Yeah... I'm not very satisfied with the level of scariness either. Maybe I'll consider revising it again. Thank you for your feedback and for taking the time to play the game!
like your artistic style. It's a bit dark and unique! And the biggest smile is really sad, very nice to make such a completed game in this short time! Looking forward to your other works in the future!!
Thank you for your comment and for playing^^ Your feedback is very important to me! This makes me very happy and gives me even more motivation to make other games! Thank you<333!
Thank you for your enthusiastic feedback!!! Your support really makes me happy!! <333 Unfortunately, I haven't had the time to create the audio yet, but I will continue to work on it and update with the audio version later^^
Thank you for playing! I've tried to hint the theme Loneliness in Ending Nine — that "I" am thoroughly alone in a bottle from start to finish. I hope you enjoy this ending and my thoughts!
