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henry stickmin flashbacks! the pace is perfect- between the music and the real sense of motion in the art, itreally does feel like action even though the player has all the time in the world.

i really like the balancing element of the scrolling run minigame: the extra layer of gameplay it provides to the formula means you're constantly engaged in it,  making tiny decicions and just enjoying the animation.

nice! hope you enjoyed doing it.

it's kind of thearapeutic in a way, wandering around this all too small all too irregular cityscape collecting beautiful art as the red sky turns from an omen into a comfort as the player grows more accustomed to it.

it's great.

i'm fond of the noise the cat makes, and of watching it blink.
a game both short and sweet and very dada, i like it a lot.

definitely promise here. i look forward to seeing where you go next now you've got this foundation!

i loved the upgrade system! it had a fun degree of mystery gameplay- trying to interpret what stat each part would improve, and infer the rest from the ones i'd already got. 

survived about 430s (though with how failure snowballs, that last minute was just watching my spiders ineffectually weaken enemies as the mushroom was ground to dust).

i'm glad you enjoyed what you did play, so my deepest apologies! you can re-open them if you haven't succeeded- with the exception of the last one. i've patched that and i'm uploading the fix now.

how can the game possibly identify personalities so well?!?! 

All of the information I subimtted about wire fraud was purely circustantial.

A good balance of a lot of things. Cute & a little creepy, photographs and art (both great),
the quiet moments & the evocative sound design.

It's a compelling story that really draws youin and gets you caring about the characters fast. 

Looking forward to where it goes next!

Neat game! Great art & interesting setting. I'm wondering what all the different items in the bag can be used for, now: it's intriguing.

Beautiful piece of story. The very scale of different pieces of text really gets the point across, it's clever and makes it even more affecting!

Oh? It runs fine in Firefox, didn’t think it would encounter problems in other browsers.

I’m guessing the nature of the jam means that I can’t go and fix that. What a shame.