First of all, THIS IS SO COOL! You said you made this with the Godot Game Engine?! THAT'S AMAZING! I DIDN'T THINK IT WAS POSSIBLE TO MAKE SOMETHING LIKE THIS!
Secondly, I just tried it and it's pretty impressive: drawing pixels, choosing the colors for the palette, saving the file to the computer. It's all things I didn't think were possible to make in the engine!
Thirdly, I got a bit confused earlier with the save and export button
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I'm not usually very good at analyzing things, but all I can say is the text does sound like it's alluding to depression. Along with few other things...
The environment is quite nice, but the game is a bit confusing - the only time the invisible wall goes away is when the character starts talking and I still don't know what triggers it.
The environment throughout the game play is quite calm, but contradicts the character's emotions. It takes me back to when I was young because I use to have depression or think I had that.
There are a few things I didn't like: how confusing the game is- as I mentioned above- and the length of the game.- it was quite short
TBH, when I read the instructions, I was like, "Pshh! This sounds too easy! How hard can it be?" Only as I started playing, I realized how hard it was. It's a pretty good game. Somehow, I feel as if it is so underrated
I just realized that I posted the wrong version of the game; That was the original version (The trash version). I apologize for the LONG delay. Right now, I'm working on uploading the actual version. I'll let you know when it is uploaded.
This game isn't as bad as I thought it was. Although, I wish there was a way to undo the action of placing a table or a checkout in the cafe. Other than that (and the other bugs mentioned on the page), I think it's decent.
