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I know this is old, but I just read this and really enjoyed the retrospective on your first game! Honestly, I played 'please' and 'please follow' first of your games (I will call them games) and was struck by the sound and visuals and how vaguely uncomfortable but completely enthralled they made me. I technically streamed 'please' for some of my friends, but it was silent and they only communicated in Discord. I find it very strange that people would stream them to a wider audience. They really feel like... Introspective pieces and don't seem to mesh at all with what current horror game stream culture is like, but also, I do understand wanting to share experiences with people. Anyway, I did enjoy IMS. It was viscerally uncomfortable at times, but still well worth the experience and I'll be thinking about it for a while. (And in particular how much better the subject matter was handled than Outlast 2...) I'm still saving SPEK.TAKL and The Shape on the Ground for other nights when I need something subtle and unnerving, it's nice to know Unnerving Introspective Walking Sim is a flourishing genre and powerhouses of creativity such as yourself are in it making good games!

Absolutely chilling atmosphere with legitimately fun card gameplay. I'll be coming back to this one to test out the cards I didn't use (never did play the Elk), once I get over the ending.

SPOILER ALERT 

At first, when given the opportunity I went ahead and clicked the knife to tip the scales. I bid an eye, and half of the screen was plunged into darkness. I lost, full of regret and after softly saying "oh no, oh no" about a dozen times. Apparently you can lose a hand as well, so I guess that's something to look forward to in a later play. Awful.

Wishlisted on Steam!! Absolutely my speed light puzzle game. Beautiful music, cool concept (even in the demo I had a couple of "oh HO I see" moments), lovely graphics, just an overall soft and mellow gaming experience. Can't wait to play the full game someday!