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It’s like reading a fairy-tale. Really well done.

There is another Valentine’s jam currently going on, and I was wondering if submitting my project to that one as well would cause issues? Some jams forbid submitting the game for any other jams, so I’d like some clarification

Really interesting spin on a literary classic, I liked it a lot. The total lack of sound was a bit off-putting, but the writing and art were really nice. I’m definitely checking out your other works after this.

A really fun and morbid idea with great execution :D

A lifesaver. I loved using the old version, really hyped for the upgrade!

Surprisingly coherent. I really like this one, it’s just spending a day with our favourite edgyhedgy.

Ah. Well then, I was completely blindsided by the depth of this. Brilliant work. There’s something so real and raw about your storytelling, I aspire to write something as wonderful as this and Is Lupin Still Flirting one day.

A great start to something special. I’m really excited to see more of the girls!

Honk

Most of Nomnomnami's games are made in Ren'Py.

Heya everybody, I'm Ameamaichu, Chu for short, Amai for medium! I'm a queer (nonbinary transmasc) artist and I'm interested in forming a team with a writer, a coder and/or a musician for the jam.

I'm a graduated Graphic Designer with an interest in both character and GUI design, and I've had personal game projects (read: visual novels) in the works for years now, but I never get to releasing anything because of either physical/mental health reasons or a lack of motivation ^^''

I've used Ren'Py on and off for about 4 years now, but only really got the hang of it this past year(last year? . _ .) and I've joined some jams so I sort of know what I'm doing. Maybe. I definitely know my way around modifying, replacing and organising Ren'Py GUI files.

I'm open to basically any kind of story/narrative and visual style, but lately I've been super nostalgic for old operating systems like Windows 98 & Windows XP and I think it could be neat to visually emulate their style, like NEEDY STREAMER OVERLOAD or (to a slightly lesser extent) ERROR 143 do.

Anybody up for that?