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I just added an introduction to the game text, reproducing the text on this page. Thanks again! 

You're welcome! Thanks for your art! I actually just took that game down and replaced it with a different but related one, a more fully realized evolution of the system. It still uses a couple of your pieces, though more heavily edited and layered with other images. Here's the link!

https://intrepid-gremlin.itch.io/before-the-worms

Thank you so much for your feedback! I've edited the page to include a more direct description of the game, and will include something similar in an updated version of the text itself. I really appreciate you taking the time to engage, and would love to hear any other critiques or advice you may have. 

Hi!

I wanted to let you know that I just published a system using your excellent art. 

Here's the link if you want to take a look (it's free)! 

https://intrepid-gremlin.itch.io/needful-sorrows

Hello! I was hoping to use this piece (as well as a number of other entries from the "Artifacts of Horror" jam) for a game I'm working on. I don't see any licensing information though.

Is it alright if I use this for my project? I'd be happy to send it to ya when it's done! 

As so many others have said, this was such a powerful and moving experience. I'm someone who struggles with indecision, with the fear of regret, with the weight of all the "what-ifs". Being able to live so many lives, to go down all the paths and explore possibilities to my heart's content... and then to see that -- if I didn't give up --  there were truly no wrong answers, that any path could lead to happiness and contentment... it gave me a sense of calm and freedom I haven't felt in a long time. And it made my final choice all the more meaningful.

So thank you for that, and for these beautiful characters, and this fascinating world, and your wonderful words.

And thank you for all the work you did to make it real! I've been writing an IF game in Twine for the first time and it is so. much. work. But you've inspired me!

I'm glad you're living in this time-stream, and that I'm here to appreciate this creation.