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This game rules! Really natural use of the Disco Elysium style dialogue and skills system, especially for such a different style of game. I hope that system catches on in a big way in other rpgs. Having a pdf open in another tab while playing was way more engaging than I expected it to be, though my mouse drawings could definitely use some work ^^' The intrigue is really strong, and so is the character dynamic between the player and the exp. I can't wait to see where this goes next!

this game is absolutely amazing!!! if it hadn't only just come out i wouldve easily mistaken it for a classic of the golden age of rpgmaker! im so glad this game exists.

really loved this game. i daydream about this type of surreal medical facility a lot, so it was really nice to spend some time in someone else's imagination. im glad eleanor is getting better and im glad she gets to come back here if she needs to

really beautiful and meaningful little indie game. wore its inspirations on its sleeve while still managing to maintain a very strong sense of its own identity. pulled off the red/green palette without ever calling christmas to mind which i think is an achievement. and as someone with ocd i really appreciate the factory segment

i really loved this game, it was small and wonderful. im very glad i got to meet spinwhim, they are a very kind and beautiful wizard and im looking forward to seeing more of them

HELL YEAHHHHH

SWAG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

just for the record: uh-huh! :-)

beautiful beautiful beautiful beautyvuil poooooooostcaaaaards!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

fun fun fun fun fun!

I assume you'll be able to find the game files through C:/Users/(YourUsername)/AppData/Local (if you're using Windows), as I've done the same thing in the past. However I'm no expert, so maybe search Reddit if you still need help?

definitely a testament to deconstructeam's quality that despite bombing onstage the whole game, i still found this super calming and satisfying! learning about the character's and their relationship was so fun, and the build-up made the already sweet ending even more fulfilling. can't wait to see what you make next!

oh, you're right! i totally forgot about that! i was assuming that the rabbits' beast form would be more werewolf-y like mango described the wolves' being. i really like the idea that they turn into just, regular, non-threatening bunnies. i actually went and replayed that sequence to remember what you meant, since i originally assumed that that was just a normal pet rabbit who mochi was anthropomorphizing. on closer inspection, it does seem like that might actually be A Guy! kind of interesting that senbei just has a sentient rabbit, who can turn humanoid at any moment, living in his house as a pet? but i suppose familiars are pretty common in this world, and trick talked about living as a pet before, too!

this game was INSANELY fun!!!!! i beat it in one sitting and 100%’d it!!!!!! i really hope you (or someone else!) make more puzzle games like this in the future, ive been waiting for these mechanics my whole life!

this series is so fun and sweet! the characters, of course, are unbelievably endearing, and i really dig the mini-rpg format you have going on here.

 i think the most surprising thing about the story to me was the decision treat and mochi make during chapter six, to leave town and go search for treat's pack. i was totally expecting there to be some sort of heart to heart with the town of frosting, which would lead to them completely tossing aside their restrictions on carnivores within town, so seeing the two of them take a completely different approach instead was honestly a bit of a plot-twist for me!

 i think i really like that creative choice, frankly. my main issue with the earlier chapters was how the discrimination seemed a little bit elementary, you know, like not how anything would play out in real life. those early moments are what led to me to believe that it really would take just one scene to resolve the whole damn conflict. i think chapter six goes a long way to creating a more mature world for the story to take place in. no, people aren't gonna set aside their prejudices just because someone they care about monologued to them otherwise. it's ingrained! deeply! the fact that there's a toxic community that the characters are trapped in, and instead of fixing it their only option is to escape is really interesting, especially for a world populated by cute animal girls and lesbian witches. it's nice to see a story like this, especially an escapist one, come to terms with the everyday realities of discrimination and decide to incorporate it as part of the plot, rather than sidelining or ignoring it!

i also super appreciate how the wolves are portrayed. they're an indigenous, nomadic group who are leagues more accepting and accommodating than the "modern" rabbits in frosting. it's a nice change of pace to have a polyamorous lesbian be accepted by her traditional family, who welcome her in when she's being torn apart by the supposedly "progressive" suburban town she relied on. i'm super excited to see how this series concludes!

(PS, the storybook that can be found in that fatcat bunny's house makes me wonder if other animalpeople have "beast forms" too, not just the wolves? i guess i'll see once the story wraps up!)

this is super fun!! i only know you from your comics, i wasn't aware you made games too; i'll go check some of those out sometime!!

tons of fun!!

so much fun! the pixel art mixed with the smooth, unity-esque flow of the movement is a really interesting aesthetic i’d never seen before. the writing is absolutely hilarious, and, of course, the battle system is genius. one thing i really like is that you have the option to continue using either aggression or compassion, but unlike other games which offer that choice, this one doesn’t make a moral judgement based on that decision. it would be a huge waste not to turn this into a full game!

a’course, i do have one big critique: due to the way letters appear, it often seems like a game of chance whether or not you’re able to create enough words, rather than one of pattern recognition. bozo’s remix skill was essential to winning basically any match from that point on; it seemed a little strange that that option wasn’t there from the beginning.i think for a full game it would be necessary to input letters by commonality, which i feel like i noticed a little of already, but that might just be me seeing things.

spargley...

god... using all the positive flowers early on and then having nothing left for the ending was... really something, but i'm glad it turned out so hopeful in the end. maybe i'll be more mindful about who i scourge and who i save, next time.

youve got such powerful lines and design such beautiful creatures!

i watched a playthrough of this series years ago; i'm so excited my first experience with it gets to be the DeLuxe version!

bravo brava brave!

LOVE your voice!!!!

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very fun and chill! in my own interpretation, the seal we speak to within the game is the player character's daughter. really loved the physics objects here, too!

thanks! ^^

also do you happen to have the sprites saved anywhere? i’d love to reference them for fan art!

DELIGHTFUL game. i absolutely loved reading the bestiary, finding out that atom fighter used she/her made me experience a joy i didn't think possible