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Once all the dialogues are over, please shut down. That’ll take you into the next day haha. There are credits at the end.

Pretty cool! It’s simple, pure, and gives that direct rush. I love the effort you put into all the flavor text!

Thanks for the feedback! I really appreciate your honesty. Looking back, I realize I leaned too hard into some negative tropes without intending to—it definitely wasn't my goal to be misogynistic, but the execution missed the mark. I also take your point on the 'sparsely associative' style being a bit too aggressive. Your review is super helpful for me to refine the experience. Thanks for playing!

The art style is great—the characters actually remind me of Diary of a Wimpy Kid. The animations are definitely a highlight! The gameplay is solid, and I love the sense of humor. That said, it would be hilarious if we could send the corpses over for treatment too—literally, let us 'heal' the dead bodies.

Fun game! It reminds me of Life Goes On: Done to Death, but you’ve expanded the concept into 3D space. For a game jam entry, the sound effects, art, and gameplay are all top-notch!

I struggled to understand the objective. I placed the totems, but since every unit appeared to be an enemy, I wasn't sure what I was supposed to defeat.

- The experience feels quite unpolished. If the goal was a sandbox-style combat system controlled by totems, the execution isn't there yet.

I encountered a bug where units would suddenly grow to an enormous size.

  • - The gameplay feels like a top-down gallery shooter, similar to classic light-gun games like Duck Hunt. One thing I noticed is that the enemies are quite small, but their actual hurtboxes seem larger than their sprites. This discrepancy makes precision aiming a bit tricky—aligning the visual feedback with the collision box would really smooth out the experience.

    - Regarding the story, it’s a matter of personal taste, but I found the 'chosen hero' trope and the immediate heavy burden placed on the player a bit too prescriptive (or 'judgy') for my liking. However, I want to highlight that the voice acting in the ending was fantastic—it really elevated the emotional payoff.

    If I only want to purchase your cute wifu assets, which version is the cheapest? To be precise, I need Epic Characters Pack 2 & 3.

    🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

    Can you work more, and more, and more and more on the knight and gun (18th century style) theme? No Knight, No Game.

    The ending is a clearly hinted "LOOP". You can try querying all the keywords again after two restarts.

    The ending is a clearly hinted "LOOP". You can try querying all the keywords again after two restarts.

    Great work.

    Thx, :).

    The value aren't quite right, and because of time constraints, not only were the value affected, but the game also had to be stripped of many things that were supposed to be included.

    Haha, actually, the failure of this game wasn't completed due to time constraints.

    Sorry, what I meant is that this game already has the basic flow completed.

    The fact that the game is passable is just a bit long and tough.

    Hey, I just want to know if I submitted it successfully.