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The idea of creating an interactive mini-map created by random internet people is fantastic. Please continue to develop this. It's very cool.

I love this, reminds me of when characters in Banjo-Kazooie talk. I would 10/10 use this.

Yes it's basic, but I love the aesthetic of this.

This is a nice implementation of the theme. Always love a good retro tool! I could see myself using this for very quick/basic sprite creation.

This is nice! I normally use https://indiegamejams.com/ but I feel this is less overwhelming to look at and the "in progress"/ "not started" is really useful. I've bookmarked it!

I created some very nice broken hands lol. In all seriousness, this is a nice little tool. I always hated drawing hands...

I can see what you're trying to do here and with some more polishing this could be really unique. Currently, I feel there's a bit too much text and reliance on external worksheets. If those could be bundled in with the program instead of filling them out yourself, that would really make this shine. 

But I really love the idea of teaching game developers how to map out their story ideas, or not even game developers. This would be great for kids to get them into writing and being more creative.

Seeing Clippy on my screen is pretty funny. You could take this many steps further though and implement the Clippy animations. I always hated the one where it would raise it's eyebrows at me with this really smug look. Also, nice touch on the passive aggressive Clippy pop-up messages.

The ability to change pop-up time would be a nice addition as well. Nice job, a fun little app that's brimming with possibilities.

This is actually really useful for creating class diagrams for showing inheritance. If you could add object that has text built into it and auto-sizes, I would honestly prefer to use this over Visio because of how quick and easy it is.

I think the title and project description should've made it clearer that this is a library or "engine" of sorts to make a game, I thought this was just a game at first. Your github docs are great though! Nice work!

This is beautiful. It really took me back to the days of WinAmp. I miss visualisers in music playback apps. The default songs are really good as well; I looked them up on Spotify. Nice implementation of the jam theme as well.

I'll be honest, I don't play D&D but this is quite in-depth. The save feature is a nice touch and that come with random generators!

I did find it a bit difficult to navigate though. I felt I ended up on the page where the generators were by accident.

Love the drag and drop feature and that it opens where the file is stored after editing.

I also like the "what a beautiful image!" Especially when I gave it an image of Dante from DMC4.  I couldn't agree more MS-DOS Image Editor.

I love the noises when you interact with buttons, it's such nice feedback. I also like that you can load images from a URL. I tested it with some images from unsplash. It was nice that you don't have to download and load the image.

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I'm not sure what I just played. I'm just glad that I had started drinking.

i love it mate

check my simple game too please https://bigboyaarush.itch.io/ball-roller

I like the mechanics of the mannequins; that was interesting. maybe I was just unlucky though because I couldn't move 3 feet without dying. Very creepy atmosphere created though.

Literally the spooky version of Warioware. This reminded me of back in the day on my Nintendo DS. Bloody brilliant. The mini-games are suitably Nintendo-hard.

This was very creepy however I feel it could've benefited from more nuanced creepyness. Like the baby moving more by itself when you go to fetch things. The facial expressions were horrifying and the baby physics were the best part; absolutely terrifying. 

I thought this was slow. But you got me. Well done! Nice style and great atmosphere created.