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Starwatchers: The Search for Cosmic Jam comments · Posted in Starwatchers: The Search for Cosmic Jam comments
This was such a fun experience! There's so much I need to praise here: The animation, the text blips, the cute sprite art, the writing... Mike Young once again does excellent work with his voice acting, and the music bops. The art is so bright and colourful and pretty. What a wonderful visual novel! Thank you so much for making it!
itch.io Community » itch.io » Questions & Support · Created a new topic Custom CSS Tutorials (Profile Pages)
I'm new to programming, so I'm looking for examples, guides, tutorials, and other resources for using custom CSS on Itchio (profile pages specifically--not game pages). Any help or pointers would be greatly appreciated.
Resources I've found so far: CSS Guide (Itchio Doc), itch.io profile themes by alienmelon, full itch CSS themes (for all of my game pages) by alienmelon.
This visual novel was a lovely experience. The use of sound blips for the dialogue was a nice touch, and I liked the little visual details like the cute blush the characters make during certain moments. The writing is something I also want to praise: I didn't expect the story to go to the places it goes. Great job!
I was happily surprised by the amount of animation this visual novel has! From eye blinks to windows you can look through and see moving stars, I really appreciated the amount of detail that was put into the visuals. The story's twists and turns made me try to predict what was going to happens next, and by the end, it left me a lot to mull over. Thank you for creating this!
I really enjoyed this visual novel, thank you for playing it! I played through it several times to see how my choices changed events.
I absolutely love the art in this visual novel. It's what drew me to the game. I loved looking at the painterly art style and the little details in the visuals
I look forward to seeing what the final game becomes, with the typos fixed (there was a missing CG error I got for one of the events. I'm not sure if the CG art was missing, or if the script had a typo there). Again, thank you for making this visual novel.
I saved a recording of my livestream of the game: Twitch
(Demo spoilers ahead.) I think, after mulling it over in my mind, my suggestion would be making it clearer what causes the alternate timelines to change. I'm still not sure what triggers different events, though I have theories (dialogue choices, narrator setting, randomiser, or a combination). Thanks again for making this demo!
What a brilliant game! I love the beautiful artwork (the colour palettes and the brushwork's so pretty!), the lovely music (fittingly dream-like), and the main characters (the relationship between the two leads is so sweet).
It feels wholesome and comforting, which I really like. I had fun with the game mechanics and the puzzles. The presentation is stunning! Thank you so much for making it!
I also made a VOD recording of my livestream of the game: Twitch
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the twists and turns! The game mechanic is done using "persistent data," which is a type of scripting built into the game's engine, Ren'Py. I wrote a little bit about it in the game's behind-the-scenes document, but you can read about it in more detail in Ren'Py's documentation here. Hope this is what you're looking for, and thank you again for your comment! :)
Thank you for the demo! I played through it several times during a livestream. The game mechanics intrigue me, I really enjoyed the voice acting (it was really great hearing Chintarmanya and Mike in this!), and I had fun playing this.
I made a VOD recording of my playthrough: Twitch
Thank you for making this demo!
I really enjoyed this visual novel! Thank you so much for making it.
I loved the writing and the characters. The inventory system was a fun game mechanic for solving puzzles. The jokes also made me laugh out loud.
I've created a VOD recording of my playthrough: Twitch video
Since When Did I Have a Combat Butler?! comments · Posted in Since When Did I Have a Combat Butler?! comments
Thank you for making this visual novel. I like stories with butler main characters, and this did not disappoint. I laughed a few times at the jokes you wrote. The voice acting added to the characters, and the main menu's music is really high-energy. The edited OP and ED videos were also a nice touch.
I've saved VOD recordings of my playthrough on Twitch: Part 1 | Part 2
Thank you so much for your kind, thoughtful words.
If you're interested in more interactive stories that focus on the subject of dreams (as I'm sure you are), then I'm happy to recommend Ceremony of Innocence. As I wrote in the credits of Dear Devere, the visual novel was inspired by The Griffin and Sabine Trilogy by Nick Bantock. This trilogy of books has received not only a stage play adaptation, but also a video game adaptation: That video game adaptation is Ceremony of Innocence. The game came out back in 1997 (making it difficult to play today), but there are longplay recordings of the game on YouTube (such as this one), and I highly recommend checking it out. The artist Nick Bantock has a way of creating esoteric, dreamlike artwork that the eye can get lost in.
I shall check out your game jam, it sounds intriguing.
-Katy133