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Thank you for commenting. I hope you and your dog have a wonderful day <3

Thanks so much! There are lots of adjustments to make now that I've gotten some playtest feedback in, but I just couldn't keep these blorbos Patreon-exclusive anymore haha. I hope you enjoy getting a peek at the design process as the game goes through development!

This is so fun, I can't wait to see it in motion in my game group!

Hi, Seb! Is there a way to be notified if community copies are renewed at any point? A friend recommended Dwelling to me with high praise (but of course no worries if CCs were a limited one-time thing!)

Hello! I'm super into the idea of this jam, but I don't have experience making visual novels and would need more than a month to learn. Are you accepting any two player game submissions, or is this a visual novel jam only?

Thanks!

https://jeeyonshim.itch.io/dear-poppy

I wanted to reply to express my condolences about Chippy. It's so hard to lose our companion animals, and I hope the game helps you honor the memory of their presence in your life and your heart, which will always be there for you.

Thank you so much for saying so!

Hi! Thanks for stopping by, I'm not certain how it would work as a single player game but I have no problem with players adapting things to suit their needs. I designed it around the idea of having two players, if that answers the question more directly!

Hi! Thanks for leaving your comment. Like many lyric games, Crimson is written with the intention of being enjoyed as a literary text or poetic piece as much as, if not more than, a literal set of instructions. Yoko Ono's Grapefruit is a strong example of this kind of text that precedes me by several decades. 

To be very clear, I would certainly never advocate self harm as a game instruction. In fact, I believe the game text states that the game is triggered by an accidental cut — a paper cut, for example — so that even in the conceptual framing, players are not imagining themselves causing deliberate self injury.

One possible change I could make, and am quite happy to, is to change the document to include a content warning at the top of the game, perhaps for "blood"?

I hope that was helpful and assuaged some of your concerns! 

Warmest regards,
Jeeyon

https://jeeyonshim.itch.io/your-dead-friend

https://jeeyonshim.itch.io/have-i-been-good

https://jeeyonshim.itch.io/solitaire

https://jeeyonshim.itch.io/your-dead-friend

https://jeeyonshim.itch.io/have-i-been-good

https://jeeyonshim.itch.io/solitaire

Hello, Leaf! Thank you so much for organizing this to GREAT SUCCESS, I hope it's okay to submit late!

Here are my three most popular games:

Your Dead Friend
https://jeeyonshim.itch.io/your-dead-friend

Have I Been Good?
https://jeeyonshim.itch.io/have-i-been-good

and my bestseller, Solitaire, a collection of SIX short solo games (in one document for easy access)
https://jeeyonshim.itch.io/solitaire

Wow, thank you so much for sharing this. What an incredible overview of your experiences, I'm honored!

Is there a limit to the number of submissions for this jam? Thanks!

Can the game be an analog system (e.g. ttrpg)?

How many games can one submit? The majority of my games are for solo players!