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There are some options for the 3rd part of the letter that only appear once Ines learns more details about the content of the letter. If the number of options is still the same as the first time you tried then there’s something you still have to discover.

That’s because Ines does not know the right answer yet. You’ll have to investigate to find out about that detail.

What kind of issues?

Thanks! We’re currently working on an collection of all the games with voice acting and lots of improvements, so you may want to hold off a bit (we’re planning to release early next year).

If you’re stuck with something you can call uncle Lee for hints!

Of course! One thing to keep in mind, though: we’re working on a collection of all five games with voices and assorted improvements ( https://store.steampowered.com/app/3777930/Uncle_Lees_Cookbook_Five_Recipes_for_Disaster ). If you’re going to go through all the games again you may want to wait for this to come out.

Ines wants me to tell you that you would soon have regrets.

Thanks! We’re happy you enjoyed it :)

It’s difficult to say. The game is built with LÖVE and the adventure game engine is all written in Lua. The biggest hit in this case comes from going from LuaJIT to regular Lua.

Were you able to visit any other room other then the starting one? If not there’s somewhere else you should go to.

Finally! I was starting to think no one would ever notice XD

There should be a subfolder in ~/.local/share/Relatively Painless Games

Thanks! We’re very proud of this one :)

No problem, thank you for not giving up on the game!

Thanks for the feedback! We’re glad you liked the game :)

Such a great game! I really liked the writing (especially the meta-commentary about characters in adventure games). Looking forward to the rest of the story!

Very cute! Too bad you only had time for a demo, looking forward to the full version :)

Have you attempted making the catalyst?

Thanks for the offer! We’ve been thinking about what to do with the other games in terms of translations (and possibly update them to bring in features from the latest game). We’ll keep you in mind if we decide to add Polish versions.

And yes, all the games are set up for translations (if nothing else because we always have to translate them in Italian ourselves).

We’re glad you enjoyed it!

Oh no! Could you let me know which browser and operating system you tried it with?

I’m glad you found it helpful, and doubly glad that it’s going to be used in a point and click adventure :D

Thanks! What was it about the controls that you found confusing?

Thanks! Have you already played all four games in the series?

We're happy you are enjoying the game! We are very proud of it :)

Thank you for the localization offer. At the moment the game is not set up for Cyrillic (neither of the fonts used support it), so further localizations in non-latin scripts are going to have to wait. We'll keep you in mind if/when the time comes, though!

Thanks!

I already released the three most important parts of the engine (pathfinding, multitasking, dialogues):

• https://codeberg.org/apicici/pathfun
• https://codeberg.org/apicici/strands
• https://codeberg.org/apicici/plato

Everything else is either gluing things together or having to do with inputs and GUIs.

I originally intended to release the whole thing, but it accumulated too much cruft and I don't have time to polish it and write a decent documentation for it. What I will likely do when I have a bit of time is releasing the engine source as is, so people can use it as a starting point.

That's needed in another room later. Have you been able to reach the ceiling above (or below) the eel?