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This is a really impressive game, and not just because of the extensive bibliography. As a player, I felt immediately immersed in the setting and connected to the player-character. The images also added a lot to the experience, making the evidence (especially the texts) feel tangible. Nice work!

This was a beautiful story with strong prose that reads like a fable, just maybe a bit more self-aware. I agree that the humor and sincerity are woven together well. The final choice felt very impactful. Thank you for sharing!

This was lovely and well paced! I appreciated the many strong (and very different) choices for our one question.

This was so fun to play. An absurd little experience that effectively taps into real feelings of frustration and makes great use of ink.

Surreal, whimsical, and surprisingly heartwarming. The art complemented the tone really well, too. I did have a little trouble figuring out where I was in space when navigating the forest, but that could just be me.  I loved how each of the appliances had a distinct and memorable personality.

I really enjoyed this! The card mechanic was interesting and revealing the different choices felt rewarding. It really felt like I had to play strategically when sacrificing cards or there might be consequences. 

My jaw dropped at the emergency broadcast. Delightful, though I also failed to defend the house. So many funny little moments.

This is a lovely game with a really compelling world and beautiful prose. Thank you for sharing it! I played through twice to get two endings and I appreciated both of them. I think having Keelah come along as a companion character was really smart. It lets the player feel like we have someone on our side and also gives us insight into some of the interpersonal relationships on the island and the tension between those who like magic and those who don't.

Thanks for the feedback! That is the end, so it wasn't a bug, but I can definitely see why it might seem that way.

This is a beautiful, meditative experience with strong descriptive imagery. I liked how the resource collection with the canisters was interspersed with the reflections, and it made me curious to know more about the relationship between the characters and about what drives Raissa to do the work she does.

This is such a fun little game. Each of the three magic paths feel distinct and appeal to the player in different ways. I also loved how the lockbox creature is described nibbling on your robes. A whimsical world to inhabit with surprises at every turn. Nice work!