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I'm glad to hear that! I won't lie, so many things I make have the ulterior motive of "I sure hope this inspire someone else to do something similar or build off it".

I liked this, lots of interesting characters in such a short space. A story with only tragic ends. Well, maybe not ending #2. The Bastard was definitely one of my favorite scenes along side the wood box.

I always like that you aren't afraid to the player simply be lost (navigational) in your games.

Thank you for going through all the effort to leave such kind words! I definitely want to keep working with feral content. Some point I need to actually refine my sit to host anor mirror my games.

Danke! I've found my love of making games has returned after getting pretty burntout under CC. So, that's been nice.

Works of inspiration in no particular order:

• https://jarshooch.itch.io/peen-peen
• https://jarshooch.itch.io/psyche-e
• https://pantagruel.itch.io/discover-my-body
• https://pantagruel.itch.io/water-womb-world

Tho, the final idea came to me while on a walk. I believe it started from the idea of "what if the whole level was controlled by an uncaring cellular automaton that you had to pray to for passage"?

Interesting, what warning is it giving? I've never had issues with my projects in the past. Tho, given this one's them I wouldn't be surprise if people are falsely reporting it.

Danke! I am quiet happy with how this came together. Feels like I finally channeled some of that "weird / unusual" game energy I've always found inspiring. I think the thing I'm the happiest with is having the whole world just be left to the whims of a cellular automata.

Danke, and yeah, I'm rather happy with I managed to characterize the angel. I spent about a day or so iterating the dialogue for him.

It's down right a good time tbh

That's valid. I did also go back and write Bethany to be even more obsessive and unnerving. Specifically the line about dating guys that looked like Rubin.

This is a real good Sokoban. Only thing I wish was that the Camera mechanic had some more chances to shine before the end. I took me a moment to realize that I could actually walk off screen. I coincidentally hit a wall and assumed the field-of-view was a solid wall.

That was an incredible experience. I won't lie, I was immediately filled with dread the moment the angel vanished. Being alone in a dying universe didn't really set in until she was finally freed.

(Also, we are definitely bookmarking all the creative commons music for our own little projects)

I like the little gitch that happens each time the screen rotates, as if the rending process can't keep up with the screen refresh.

Figured I'd crosspost my work on MOLD here too. I originally made MOLD for the langdev gamejam. I have a whole set of devlogs about it on my DecAdv. Basically a little ASCII grid-based game making tool that utilized a catlang under the hood. I have recently been tying up some loose ends around allowing longer scripts to be edited: https://social.nouveau.community/@andnull/116732615234943163

That was the plan for when I got off work. Was milling through projects (then got pissed off cause of ant-bot pow walls killing my phone, oop). Onion is one and I want to make a blank template for Mirth.

Unfortunately no support for getting resized on desktop. The web build supports it incidentally since the canvas element is scaled like a plain image. I could probably had fullscreen (later, work week + jam plans)

Danke! It's very rare. Anything feral-sub is. And each time I get kicked in the face by Itch I am reminded why, but I countinue regardless.

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Danke! And also say about wanting more. I wanted to keep this short and sweet, but like all sweets it leaves you with cravings.

And yeah, I had a lot of fun writing Bethany. I really started to lean into her personality as I went through revisions.

excellent! and thanks for the heads up on that. Web builds are always so finicky.

Danke, and I feel like she might have a go :3 (Tho, no plans for a follow up. Need to let the creative juices rest). Also, danke! It was a delight to make.

I think the CSS is fixed? It should shrink to fit vertically now.

hmmm, it may be getting cut off screen then... I'll have to copy the CSS I use for my other project to get the scaling to happen correctly, then.

Danke! This was the first time in a while I have done such an animagion-heavy VN project. So, it's nice to hear how much you enjoyed it 🩵

It's only captioned, I don't have VA nor a VA budget 😔 

Originally, I wanted 5 games in the my collection. But sadly Dog Sitting as well as My Body Is a Garden proved to eat up to much time. So Milking and had gotten cut 😔🤝

I like the presentation for this. It made the whole CYOA aspect of this extremely engaging.

Imma have to go back and catch up on the Rubber Wizard series. However this stood on it's own quiet well. Wish I could have smooth the big isopods, tho,,,

The sound track by Fluffy is a bop.

I was not prepared for that final paragraph of the opening. If I had been drinking I would have definitely did a spit take. The character writing was pretty solid and there was little moments that got me chuckle (or wince at how painfully real they were. That "I heard she did something problematic", had to close my eyes for a second there. Really how it be). I rather like that the golfing aspect was made casual rather than punishing. I did think level 8 represented a very sharp spike in difficulty having to pull off a little rebound shot.

I look forward to the world being able to enjoy kegel golf in peace and harmony. RIP moon tho...

First pass, I was completely distracted with the UI. But on second pass I could engage with the story and oof, ouch. I don't think I have any notes aside from it being well written and I could feel the pain of Al. I like the presentation for the personalities.

The outside world being present through a webcam window definitely captures that feeling of disassociation accurately.

That was an intense experience. I got rather invested into the narrative being set up. The emotional tension coming from the mech was really felt. Especially when the character was being punished for failure to preform. Look forward to seeing it all fleshed out.

Ah, this takes me back to the simple days of flash. I liked the character and all the scenes with her. I appreciate this didn't copy the ol' days of [EXTREMELY LOUD SCREAMER].

I really like this premise and the writing. It's fun watching her get more and more flushed until she's inevitably past her limits.

A neat concept! I liked the writing and found it pretty well put together. I did some how end up stuck in a loop where neither team could cause damage and I just had to surrender.

I definitely agree about saves being nice to have. I also finally found the items which trigger a pleasure cascade, so that was very satisfying. The art was nice and I like the bunny characters. Finally, somno plays majorly into my kinks so gold stars there.

It's shame the game is such a short tease. The style, the premise, the writing, and the air of mystery had me engrossed. I honestly thought I hit a bug when it ended so suddenly.

Hm, I did like the fade-in. Perhaps all that is actually missing a little intro sequence to draw attention to it. I totally missed it the first time through.

As rough prototypes go, this has a lot of potential. I'm a suck for novel story presentation for IF shaped things. I am unfortunately easily bored by box-of-text-in-the-same-place. However, these cards allow for a decent bit of text that never feels too long nor to short. I also don't think I've seen a Reign style game for an erotic game. I think this little engine could be the basis of a bunch of narratives.

One piece of feedback I have is maybe having a setup like:

That way the choices stay readable and don't have to fade-in and out. Aside from that, I hope you manage to put this engine of yours to work in future projects. Looks like it'd be fun to work with.

I like that you had that chip-damage mechanic in the game. And the way it was worked into the narrative was rather fun. I really enjoyed the kinky dynamic between the ship and the pilot. The emergency rescue sequence was well executed. I like that this wasn't to focused on scoring and stayed engaged with it's narrative. Finally, all the art was really nice. The checkpoints made up for the lack of extra lives as well.

All in all, pretty good.