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Thank you for the textures, I like "Panel3night" the most!

Don't know if they mentioned something about it before on itch, as far as I know after the tracing stuff was discovered they wrote just a few not very convincing tweets and a few months later the steam relase happened, where nothing was mentioned until people's comments started to appear. What some people of those thought, myself included, was that the game could quite possibly still contain the traced/stolen designs given the lack of taking responsibility in which the tweets were written. It's good that this does not seem to be the case, thet took a minimum of responsibility.

Very much agree with your last point. But if we eat each other with lies and deception we will go nowhere. Just remember that the people up there are humans like us. We have to be better so that we don't end up like them. Have a nice walk on the road of life.

I wrote this before they (were pressured) to announce that all traced/stolen designs had been removed from the game. I still don't like their attitude towards their mistakes, like deleting comments that talk about this issue and support fans who insult and attack the original artists. But they are making steps in a good direction. I hope that their general attitude was heavily distorted by language barriers.

I agree that it's nothing that serious. But thinking about things and improving as a person often leads to more interesting results.

Greetings game creator, is there a reason why you haven't actually apologize for your actions of clearly stealing designs and lazily tracing artwork, instead of deleting the messages and threads in every place you can? Can't you understand that some of these messages are not a personal attack but a wake-up call for you to do the right thing? If you honestly value your own work you would taken the right path. If you have the ability to do something of value you should face up to your own mistakes and make up for them instead of trying hiding them. 

I love incremental games where game progress is followed with visual progress. The game is tiny and still very early, but I look forward to seeing how the little details of this little digital shopping area come together. 

I hope that these visual changes will be constant and interesting, and not happen while I am improving things in menus.

I don't know if it's the correct thing for telling what it tells, boring to read in general but I felt some emotion at the end.

The narrative elements don't say anything to me, but the atmosphere is fine. I enjoyed exploring the first level with its simple puzzle more than the shooting part. For some reason my computer doesn't like this game, so I couldn't finish it.

Clearly a very interesting commentary on the nature of the task in the video game. I like the ending.

The drawings are cute, pretty, and sexy. The story doesn't make a lot of sense and the various elements don't fit together very well, but it's not boring to read. I liked the simple but fun interactive part. Also elves. If a longer version came out, I'd probably play it.

I hope someday to write something that comes close to being as good as this. Just talking about it in any critical way makes me want to vomit from how much it shows how fake and manipulative I am. The weight of the present could not be more immediate.