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Thank you for your feedback. I agree there are some issues in the demo build that I need to fix, and yeah the wall that you walk through was one of the things that frustrated me when I made it. I had intended to make it a more open and have the player able to go under the top half of the walls, but I ran out of time. Also, I'm glad you enjoyed the music. I will hopefully fix these issues in updates as I try to make this the best Gameboy horror game I can.

Thank you. I will be working on finishing this game, and will be working on fixing these issues and more. I also intend to add a health meter and pause menu.

Really? This is the first I've heard of this. Maybe it's because I don't really have much of a footprint here and it's my first game. Other than that I have no idea why it would be flagged.

You need an emulator to play the game. Any emulator that runs Gameboy games like mGBA,  BGB and the emulators you can get through RetroArch should work with this game.

Can you review my game Beneath the Waves? It is a Gameboy game, so it would need an emulator to play.

Thank you. Unfortunately I ran out of time to make it usable on web. I intend to finish the game as a full release with a wrapper

that will let people play it on PC.

Thank you. I had fun making this and enjoyed making the cutscenes too, so I'm glad you liked them.

Excellent game! I had a lot of fun playing this game and I noticed you have a "To Be Continued" at the end too.

I can't wait to see a full release!

The collecting of poop was funny.

The game had some good qualities. I liked the banter between the crew and the voices of said crew.

The game was pretty fun to play. It kind of felt like a 2D Iron Lung. I also liked the music.

This was overall a good experience. I find the character sprites to be a bit charming and the music was nice to listen to. It would have been nice to see a change of environment when you go into a new animal door, and the gun was a bit big given the way you destroy things, but overall I had fun with the game and the little backstories of the creatures in it. Good job.