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Interesting concept! I like the creative interpretation of the theme. I wish there were more responses or conversation types, like if you had to try to guess the topic or more specific details instead of always listening for "good" or "bad" or somewhere in between. Very polished art and audio.

Very creative, love the story and figuring out all the secrets.  I did notice a bug, not that it's exactly game breaking, but you can cheat on the blurred letters questions by highlighting the text to reveal what it really says. I really enjoyed this, reminds me of flash games like The Impossible Quiz.

Great story! As a fellow cat enthusiast, I can confirm that cats make everything better, even the end of the world XD

This is a really creative mechanic! I never would've thought of a music puzzle game. It is a bit too difficult for me; Level 1 was really complicated for a first level, in my opinion. Also, it would be nice if everything was movable, to avoid wire spaghetti and make things easier to keep track of. I love the art and sound design, it's a really great looking and sounding game. Excellent work!

Wow, we both had the idea of looping music, but we executed it very differently! The visuals and sounds are really polished and juicy here. It's kind of tricky to progress at some points because the number on the left keeps resetting; I think you get more points for following the beat,  although it's sometimes hard to do that with only the visual at the bottom to go on. I love the dreamy, sandboxy atmosphere and aesthetic, and the polish is very impressive for a game made in 4 days. Great work!

Wow, really unique! The mechanic where you can only shoot through the loop is very novel and interesting. I'd be nice to have a preview of what's on the other side of the loop so you don't get hit through it. This is a nitpicky, nerdy thing, but I wanted to point out, since the map loops on all sides of the square, the topology of this game is actually a torus, not a mobius strip ;) Anyway, this is a great entry, nice and simple with a good helping of polish.

Interesting take on the theme, wasn't expecting to see a survival game in this jam. I don't think it was very intuitive that you add to add grass to the boat, especially since everything else you add to add was craftable. The polish is amazing for a game jam, especially for a scratch game. Great job!

Very interesting! I'm not sure how you're meant to know who has paid and who hasn't, aside from guessing. I wish there was a way to fullscreen as well. When I told June she hadn't paid, there was no dialogue and I was frozen in place, softlocking me. I like the concept here, it's a pretty unique take on the theme. Reminds me a bit of Papers, Please.

Interesting take on the theme, I like the narrative aspect of it. I do wish it wouldn't stop you from moving at some points, and it feels a little claustrophobic that your camera is locked facing downwards. I really liked how the snowy fog contributed to the atmosphere, especially once you reach the second location and can't see the full scale of it.

Delightfully chaotic! Love this interpretation of the theme!