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I like how sometimes things will be crossed out. That seems like a small thing but I was amused that you implemented it.

Also right now I could go for some:

"flapjacks, custard tarts,

marshmallows, pomegranates"...

...but I don't actually need candles and matches.

Thank you! I must admit it always amazes me to see that I've had some kind of influence on people, but it is an honour!

I'm still making the odd thing here and there on Youtube as well. It's not as high energy as before, and I focus more on original music uploads, but you may get a kick out of some of it. Here's my current channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEty5DCSv87jbZ9sbfvjQ4w

Hi there - itch has built in support for Twine games. You just mark a zip file with the "index.html" page in it as "Playable in the browser" (or something like that, there's a checkbox that can be ticked) and then it can be accessed directly by the player. If you want to offer a download, you can upload the index.html page separately and mark that as a downloadable asset.

Ah. I'll sort that out, then. Thank you! Soz for the late reply as always.

I knew I'd forget one of them...

Thank you for telling me!

Ok, I think that part's fixed now, and Release 2 is up and running - it has a more definite ending state.

I was aware the ending could peter out like that... It is meant to end on a undefined kind of note but I'll need to tighten that up a bit.

Thank you!

Sorry for taking an entire month to reply to this. I sort of screwed up and didn't include a proper way to restart the game once you get to the very end. I'll fix that ASAP.

This is a brief Twine game that I've put up: https://chriddsoft.itch.io/horrible-simpsons-fan-game

I was aiming for something David Lynch-esque by way of an AI Dungeon session going typically awry. (Although with more consistent world-modelling.) It's quite unpleasant. I am sorry.

Is there any way to change the folder you save documents to? I prefer to save documents on a different disk than the C drive, which in my case is an SSD (I just have program files and whatnot on there)