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I joined Unpolished Jam because I felt like you did for months. Before that it was years. I don’t think making/doing things is a “habit” for me as of now (I still find myself slipping back into that inaction -> self-loathing -> inaction cycle) but I do know that I joined this jam and finished a project last week mainly because my positive feelings about making something overrode my negative feelings about me being “lazy”/“incompetent”/“whatever.” This game is beautiful, thank you for making it.
Hi, I’m making a game without clicking (as the jam says), but I want parts of my credits page to have clickable links (e.g. to my homepage, possible public domain sources I’ll use) and I don’t want players to accidentally mouse over something and open up a new tab in their browser without request. Can I do this? THIS WILL BE THE ONLY PLACE IN MY GAME WHERE PLAYERS HAVE TO CLICK.
Hard to overstate just how much this game means to me, probably top 5 favorite game for me if we’re counting (we’re not). So much art now (especially movies) are trying to capture the zeitgeist of “how it is” now but I don’t think the horror of living through whatever we’re living through now has ever hit me as hard as playing through the last game in this anthology (maybe Twin Peaks The Return gets close, but it doesn’t have an epilogue like this).
Have been a seriously annoying advocate to my friends for all your games since playing Space Funeral and this is GOTY 2024. Thank you Mr Mites
Just finished the game yesterday and am still stunned by it (although really really good art to me never stops stunning me, so I guess this’ll just keep going on forever), and this zine helped me put some of my thoughts into perspective, especially what you said about continuing and always wanting to live. Great zine!!!
FANTASTIC!! Really captures the feeling of loafing around and being a dickhead with your friends in the suburbs. I think I’m still living that life now and it’s warm and sad and boring all at the same time, so I’m glad to see a piece of art capture it so wholly. And the ending? Jesus. Thank you for making this!!!
















