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That was a fun little RPG and shoot 'em up hybrid. I like the artstyle too; it reminds me of old Nokia phone games.

That is completely understandable, take care of yourself.

And I continue to appreciate all your work

Short, but quite a powerful narrative with a strong and important message. I appreciated quite a bit.

And you're right, trans rights are housing rights.

Exploring the mansion and petting the cats is a fun time, and learning the patterns of enemies (and especially the bosses) is rewarding. What a cute and well-designed little game! 

As a trans femme who often travels by bus alone, this really hits close to home. It's hard not be there, anxiously wondering what everyone thinks about you and your identity. It's terrifying, honestly, and I think you captured that well. Thanks for sharing.

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Wow, that was beautiful. Only small issue I have is that 

[SPOILER] Cleo should've addressed to Winnie that she left her alone in a dangerous situation at the bar.[/SPOILER]

But other than that this was a very real, important, and hit very close to home. It's wonderful to find art written by and for trans people, thank you for sharing.

Thank you very much! I know how difficult it can be to create personal art, but I hope you keep moving forward and creating wonderful art too.

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Wow, what an incredible journey that was. Writing is great and has some profound, emotional moments that resonated with me, the world is very compelling and full of colorful characters, and finally Hazel is such a believable character, making her easy to root for and it was amazing seeing her arc come full circle. Thanks for sharing this series, gotta admit I cried a couple times

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Glad you appreciated it! But you're right, originally I was going to add music anyway, so I might make music for this game as soon as I can.

Intense, unabashedly horny, but also strangely gentle and sweet. Nothing better than seeing a story of two trans girls loving and enjoying each other, it made me feel seen.

Not many suggestions on how to improve this, other than to maybe add page numbers to keep track of one's progress through the story. But anyhow, this was a deliciously delightful story, and I can't wait to see more from you!

I'm guessing this is a sequel to "i wanna fuck and die in space"? Wow, I totally relate to the astronaut's frustrations of wanting to be left alone but also having someone to be with.

The muted color palette and the intense dialogue creates a melancholic atmosphere that I can't help but be compelled by.
And that ending's so simple yet so bittersweet.

Such a lovely little game! I loved exploring this colorful town full of fun nooks and crannies to explore.

Small, but exceptionally sweet. Would love to explore more of this strange, fascinating world.

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Nice metanarrative, i totally relate to how making games under a time limit can make you feel like a depressed bee buzzing about.

And good job on the tiles, I can see why you're proud of them =3

They do indeed! 

This was a very heartwarming story, oh, to finally experience love for oneself.  I like the colors and design of the room, it's very cute! And yes, be nice to bees plz! <3

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I swear I had a dream just like this once. xD

Anyhow, this was a pretty funny and heartwarming coming out story with a clever twist.

I liked your art, for being drawn in flickgame it's pretty impressive!

This was a cute little experience, I especially liked the lily pad maze. Look forward to seeing more bitsy games from you!

I loved how distinct each floor looked, the personality in all the characters you meet, and the music! You gotta tell me how to put music in a bitsy game, but I digress. Good job everyone!

This threw me for a loop, I'm scared of apples now ;_;

So you were going to add more text into it? It doesn't matter anyway, since I've felt inspired enough by this little project alone.

The derelict atmosphere of the wrecked ship, plus the remains of the dead whale, make for a very haunting atmosphere. Yet another great bitsy from you!

This might be short, but man is it something else. It's incredible how you made such a dreary atmosphere with minimal graphics like this.

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 I like all the strange obstacles that make the board feel challenging without cluttering it up, especially the wheel that spinning wheel. Only criticism is that sometimes that flippers glitch up and throw your ball off the board. But otherwise this is a very  fun and unique pinball game, good job!

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I would love to make this browser-playable!  Could you tell me how to do so? 

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Nice game with fun gameplay and cute visuals. And that pixel art and animation is so nice and fluid, it's actually kinda hot xD

Lovely little game you made, could totally relate to sneaking out of my house as my own person.

Cute artwork too, btw ^^

This game is soooo cute! :D 

And I like how it portrays a trans woman in a happy situation, while still addressing the struggles and worries that might come from being trans.

Such a pleasant atmosphere too, this is the perfect game to play when I feel stressed out. Thanks for sharing this, I really liked this game! <3

Thanks, I'll keep on doing the writing for the other routes, endings, and it shouldn't be out too late!

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Yeah, it's a demo. Originally, there was supposed to be more dialogue choices and even multiple endings , but couldn't add them due to the jam's time constraints. But I will add them to the game sooner or later.

And I'm glad you liked it that much, thanks! 

Nice little game you made. Especially with the artwork, you seem like a really talented artist ^ ^

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That was a charming little game. I especially like the theme of using the five senses to become a more whole person. Good job, I look forward to your next stuff!