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this was fun!

Thank you!

Damn, girl, the way you draw is so kinetic, the shape design is electric, and it all just propels an incredibly meaningful story! 

I get that feeling of living for education, even if you don’t even really like it. To be honest, I’m still doing that in some ways, albeit in a much more healthy way. (Funnily enough, I just got my prescription for testosterone!)

Really incredible work! I’m so glad I read this. 

I love to hear that, thank you!

thank you so much! having someone care about my little zine means a lot. I just added a PDF you can download, I hope you enjoy it!

Yeah, no worries! Hope you make something fun for the jam either way.

Hey, I'm not the moderator or anything, but I think the rules were pretty clear. "NO AI" means no AI, and an LLM definitely falls under that category. So my assumption would be no, that would not be acceptable. 

A very striking game. The atmosphere is rich. The dreams connect to each other in interesting ways. My only wish is that there was some kind of conclusion that clarifies when you have seen everything the game has to offer (though maybe there was and I just missed it).

Oh my gosh, thank you so much! I can’t wait to play this, Merry Christmas!

This is also crazy cool! Love the subtitles!

Cute! I'll have to keep this in mind as a new possibility in Decker, even is it isn't terribly practical!

Very addictive!

really clever premise, but my wrists are starting to hurt from trying to type so fast so I don't think I'm going to be able to get to the end. love the concept though, really interesting way of telling a story

Fun!

Dang, this looks like it would have been so cool…

devour

Yeah, my thought process is that the character would be transforming throughout the story, so it definitely wouldn't be last minute. Thank you!

Exactly what it says on the tin. I was hoping to double-dip with the Transformation Game Jam 2025. So I want to do a sort of body-horror story about someone turning into a deer. Is that okay for the jam?

Just wondering if we are allowed to do any kind of prep-work before the jam starts, since it doesn't start for almost a month. Could we start making the game before the jam, or does it have to be created in the span of the jam itself?

Also, are we allowed to submit multiple entries if we so desire?

This is really cute! What an evil little guy!

I love this! Your art style is so soft and inviting. I understand the feeling of needing art to help ease the pain. I’ve been struggling to make art for a while, maybe that’s why I’m so depressed.

The art style of this game is WACK, and that is absolutely meant as a compliment! The weird, blocky voxel art is great on its own, but combined with Decker’s dithering, it makes for something special. 

ooo the gestural line work is so ethereal and gives the impression of something fleeting, I love this!!!

okay, great, just making sure! 

wow, what a fantastic game. the mix of gorgeous poetry and causal language is deeply fascinating and is definitely going to inspire my own work. the art is so perfect in its abstracted quality, like someone picked up a how to draw manga book and refracted through a computer into a kaleidoscope. I really appreciate your willingness to make your characters so complicated and messy. they can be such terrible people, and you don’t feel the need to try and justify it with pity. this game is truly special, I can’t wait to experience even more of your work!

Hello! I was wondering, does the game end after they have sex and the door opens and closes? Because for me the game just freezes after that point and the music stops abruptly, and I can’t tell if that’s intention or not.

I’m so glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for reading!

Haven’t taken it for a spin myself yet, but just the tutorial example you give here fucking OWNS. I am so deeply excited to see all the weird shit people make with this awesome tool (hopefully including myself)!

Hello, I would just like to say, if you ever find a way to translate this into English, PLEASE DO! I want to play a game called “Dykesommar” so badly! And the visuals look so wild (in a good way!)

Thank you! It's true! I'm so glad to have shared my art with you.

These are all amazing! Such a diversity of moods and styles, yet it all fits together. The colors are gorgeous, and I love the story of collage-feel you give the pieces with the textures. This is an awesome zine!

This is so cool! I love the line "all we need is a technology of the spirit". So powerful!

liminal

Ah, gotcha. Thank you! I am very excited to hear that!

Hello! I was reading the most recent version of the game, and I noticed that the 0.5 version removed the comment that said a GMless version would be released in future versions. 

Is there is still a GMless version in progress? If not, no worries! I understand that it is a lot of work. My group and I just really love GMless games and would be excited to see a version that fit our table. Thanks!

Thank you so much for your response! Don't worry about the late reply, I'm in no hurry. I would like to expand the concept some day, so maybe this game will get those extra pages in the future. I really appreciate that you took the time to think about my game. It means a lot to me that anyone cares!

I just wanted to stop by and tell you how much I love this. The worldbuilding on display is KILLER. This zine totally hooked me with its unique world and revolutionary edge. 

I can already tell this is going to inspire a project I’m working on (the first flicker of which can be seen in the game on my itch page, GUN//DOGS). 

I know it’s been a while since you worked on this, and I understand if you want to move on entirely, but know that if you ever do want to return to this world, I will eagerly await more SLUDGE DOGS!

This book is absolutely captivating. I wasn’t planning to read it all in one session, but pretty soon I couldn’t put it down. The descriptions of Lilancholy are both beautiful and terrifying, a sort of haunting beauty. The emotions feel so real and true. It’s enough to make you believe, even if only for a moment. And it is real, in the way that fiction so often is real. Thank you for writing this, and for sharing it with us. 

Heck yeah, you're back at it again!

Thank you for making it! This game really helped me understand what appeals to me about lyric/literary games.