플레이해주셔서 감사합니다!
부족한 작품이지만 즐겁게 즐겨주신 것 같아 기쁘네요.
완벽하지는 않더라도 최소한의 편의 기능을 이것저것 넣으려 했는데, 편하게 사용해주셨다니 다행입니다!
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! I wanted to make a story that has some funny moments even in the sadness of tragic situations, so I'm happy that came across. I can't compose music myself, but I listened to tons of free music trying to find the right tracks. I worked especially hard to get the timing right with the music in the ending scene haha. Thanks so much for the awesome feedback!
I'm also a huge fan of the Phoenix Wright series, and I think it influenced the overall atmosphere quite a bit. Funny enough, I didn't realize it while making the game—it only hit me after I finished it lol.
I totally agree with you about the UI issues. I really wanted to fix those during development, but unfortunately ran out of time. If I ever get the chance to release this game officially, I'd definitely love to polish those parts you mentioned and add more sound effects too!
I really wanted to create a story-driven game that would leave an impression on as many people as possible, so I'm thrilled it seems to have worked! It feels like all those late nights spent struggling through the coding, art, and writing really paid off.
Thank you so much for the detailed and thoughtful feedback, and I'm really happy you enjoyed playing the game!
Thank you so much for playing the game. This is really detailed and high-quality feedback!
I put a lot of my personal taste into Saja's character, so I'm really happy you liked him. I had no idea while making it, but it's funny how the game ended up with such a ace attorney vibe lol. I think it's probably because I love that detective game series just as much as Return of the Obra Dinn, so it must have influenced me a lot.
I really relate to all the feedback you've given. I'm seriously considering whether to officially release this game later, and if that happens, I'll try my best to incorporate your suggestions.
I want to keep the Korean names for the characters, so I'm thinking about changing them to names that are more familiar or easier to remember for English-speaking users (for example: Yuna, Eugene, Jay).
As for the wave mini-game, I deeply agree with you, and I've received similar feedback from other users as well. I'm considering making it more puzzle-like and fun, and improving it so that once you match a puzzle correctly, you don't have to do it again.
Once again, thank you so much for your helpful input!
I really enjoyed playing your game. As you said, you should definitely be proud of it! I left my comment on your submission page.
My game is The Last Wave.
The Last Wave is a mystery game heavily inspired by "Return of the Obra Dinn", blending deductive puzzle-solving with visual novel storytelling. You'll partner with a Saja (Korean grim reaper) to unravel mysteries of the deceased. The playtime is 20-30 minutes.
The game features a unique mechanic where you must match each dead soul's name, location, and wave to help them recover their identity.
If you're interested in my game, I'd love for you to give our game a try!

I saw the ending on my first try. I had so much fun playing! This was the most enjoyable game I've played in the jam so far. I was really impressed and amazed that you mixed puzzle with roguelike, deck-building, and strategy genres. Once I understood the rules, it wasn't difficult to play, and deciding which modules to buy and which tiles to choose was a lot of fun. With some polish to the presentation, this could be a perfect game! I also felt the balance was really well done. Excellent work!
This was a cool typing game! Since English isn't my native language, I don't type in English very often, but thanks to this game, I feel like my English typing skills have improved a bit, haha.
Like others have mentioned, having to type spaces was a bit confusing, and I wish there were more sound effects, but overall I thought the presentation was excellent. Great job!
I had so much fun playing this! This was the most addictive and engaging game I've played so far in this jam. I can't believe this is your first game!
The onboarding process that smoothly teaches players the controls and mechanics was incredibly elegant, and the difficulty curve felt really well-balanced—except for the final wave (My control skills aren't great, so I couldn't beat the wave where tons of jellyfish, seagulls, and obelisks swarm me. Haha). AIso, I appreciated that the color detection wasn't too strict. I think it would be even better if the difficulty of the final wave and the sound effects when defeating enemies were improved!
The story, gameplay, and presentation were all excellent. Though after playing this, I think I'll be scared of jellyfish and seagulls for a while. lol
Thank you for playing and leaving feedback! I put a lot of thought into creating a smooth onboarding experience for players, so I'm glad it worked well. I was worried the puzzles might feel tedious since this game has 20+ minutes of playtime within a short development period, but I'm relieved you enjoyed it! Thanks again!
Your game title is similar to my game title! My game's title is The Last Wave.
The Last Wave is a mystery game heavily inspired by "Return of the Obra Dinn", blending deductive puzzle-solving with visual novel storytelling. You'll partner with a Saja (Korean grim reaper) to unravel mysteries of the deceased.
The game features a unique mechanic where you must match each dead soul's name, location, and wave to help them recover their identity.
If you're interested in my game, I'd love for you to give our game a try!
Thank you so much for enjoying the game!
I really hoped the English version would capture all the fun of the original, and I'm thrilled to hear it worked out well. Your detailed feedback truly means a lot!
I know there were probably many unfamiliar concepts and names along the way, so I really appreciate you sticking with it and playing through to the end. (Actually, I've had similar experiences playing games from English-speaking countries—sometimes the naming conventions and cultural references can be pretty confusing. Haha)
Thanks again! 감사합니다! :D