Oh wow!!! That one totally went over my head. I like that detail. <3
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I'm definitely one of those 8 billion who gets it. This hit home really heavily in surprising ways. I identified with Anita very deeply. To say you nailed it is an understatement. I loved every moment and was clicking frantically at some points, to see what would happen next. The sounds and graphics really went the extra mile, especially during the uncomfortable parts. I love the subtle emotional changes on Anita and Sunny as well. Extremely expressive.
I really enjoyed the outer UI wrappings of the stages of a mantis for each chapter. As a fellow bug appreciator, that was an extra bonus!
Thank you for making this game. It was one that I needed to play right now. <3 Take care out there and keep making awesome stuff.
I played through and got the ladder ending! I really enjoyed this. I feel like you nailed the atmosphere and the music was very fitting. The part that got me the most was the people on the apartment roof.
While I don't think you need to expand it (feels like a good length for a short game) - I think if you wanted to do so, you could have the player choose where to go and get different endings based on what happened there. Or you could add previous days just so we could see more story and see the progression of the destruction. Again, I don't think you need it, but just thinking on what I would do if I wanted to make it a longer game.
Thank you for making this and sharing it! I always love a good zombie story. <3
I'm a huge fan of RPG Maker style games with heavy story and one of my favorite creators just put out a new short game! Nami usually does cute girls having adorable adventures, but this is their first horror one and it's really compelling! https://nomnomnami.itch.io/escape-from-wormwood
It's me - I'm one of the weirdos who absolutely enjoyed this game! Thanks for sharing it! I'm a huge fan of RPG Maker Horror games (and horror in general), so this one was right up my alley. I love all your comfy and cute stories too! I was delighted by how much I wanted Loam and Drop to have a good ending. Cult stories are always fascinating to me.
It was actually less than I thought it would be! I did have a beginning script that I used while making the game, so I just went back through and edited in the final text. Bitsy doesn't do well with long words or sentences so a lot of it was simplified and streamlined to fit in the text boxes. But it's a good reminder for next time that I should probably be keeping the text in non-bitsy file as well, just for posterity. Thanks again! <3
Thank you for your lovely words. <3 That's a wonderful idea to make a text version available for people who are unable to complete the game for one reason or another. I'm going to work on this.
UPDATE: The new text-only version is now available on the Downloads page for this game. Thank you again! <3
Congratulations, both on the new baby and completing your dream game! It's so hard to know when to step away and say, "This is good enough." Not many people make it this far, and I'm excited to try your game! I hope one day you'll come back, but until then, long days and pleasant nights to you, friend! Rest well!
Hi! Just wanted to reach out since you went to so much trouble to write such a lovely review in your link. I'm currently working in the games industry (got laid-off from my first 'real' salary job in 2020) and it is an absolute nightmare job hunting right now. As a fellow leftist, I wish things were looking more positive. I also have Baby Boomer parents and it's hard for them to understand what the younger generations are going through right now. They had everything given to them while we have to scrape the bottom of the barrel just to survive. I saw that you've made some games and I hope you continue to make things, even if it's just for you to enjoy. We will survive these times. <3 Keep holding on, you've got this. <3






