Your memory's absolutely correct; the movie's pretty garbage every second Aaliyah's not on screen. But it has that certain flavor of self-conscious, unearned confidence especially prevalent in the late nineties/early 2000s that I find kinda comforting on a bad day. So very try-hard, so oddly nostalgic.
I have two ideas for the jam that I'm finding equally compelling. I'd like to check on the number of entries allowed per jam participant before I follow my bliss and start working on both. Is there only one entry per person/team or are more allowed?
I chose the bathhouse, the lamp, and the softer world. No idea what (if anything) those might imply about me, but I enjoyed the experience, as well as the art.
Hello, I have a question about the license for this engine. Does the CC BY-NC-ND refer to the engine, itself(any changes or tweaks in code, etc) or to any games made with the engine? I'm a little confused on that point.
As an absolute sucker for dual perspectives of the same relationship, I really enjoyed playing this. The achievements were a nice touch, and I'll definitely be trying my hand at getting them all.
That was so very sweet and cute and affirming. Even though one of the dream sequences made me cry, which I did not expect, I enjoyed every minute of playing this.
The writing and characterization was very well done. I love mysterious, gothic stories, and this one is a fantastic example. Quite looking forward to the next chapter.
This zine is the excellent reminder I needed today as an old bisexual grump that being bisexual is pretty damn great. I'm tempted to print out copies, and tape them to my door for when the proselytizers come knocking.
