That was the most hilarious falling block game I've ever played. Thank you. XD
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The different pick styles were really cool, and all the different treasures were delightful.
My only thoughts are that the right-click on the upgrade screen might be a little forgettable (It's something that kept happening to me... >.>;;; ), and the lack of music. But these are just tiny flaws. This game is still very fun. :3
Also, 'center of the earth'?!... I... I will have to play this again later. :o
An old game. Journaling game. 18+. You'd 'summon' an incubus/succubus each actual night of the week, and through a few choices and story moves you'd come to an interesting ending.
It seems to have gone poof from itch, and my copy is about two computers ago for me. Wanted to play it... Moreover, wanted to study it...
Thanks, either way. 👋🏾

This is a good start, but I'm pretty sure I shouldn't be able to do that...
The original has a little less friction and a little more bounce. If you're still willing to touch the file, try playing with the numbers and work in decimals. In other news, the music is a little loud.
But the art is nice. Pineapple made me laugh. :3
Dunno, just couldn't 'play-and-leave' like I do other games. Hope this helps. :v
... Because you can only sieve though so many horror games in popular. Amongst other issues...
In more detail, it would be nice to (temporarily or permanently) filter out some genres, as while I'm sure someone wants them (they do exist, after all), not everyone is always in the mood to scroll by about a billion of them. It would speed of casual or unaimed discovery, unjank the site for newcomers, and make it easier for people to actually find what they want without knowing an exact name. I know there's a search bar and an inclusion filter made just for this, but the disclusion filter would be a quality-of-life addition for those who know exactly what they don't want but not exactly what they do.






