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Thanks! Yeah, balancing turned out to be more difficult than I expected 😅

Thanks, I'll fix those. I planned longer progression in the beginning, but it was cut due to time constraints of a jam. More endings is also something that I'm thinking about

Some people even told me that it is easier to beat the game this way. I didn't test that playstyle at all during the development 🤣

Thanks!

Thanks for playing. I'm working on a patch right now. It should fix some of the issues with game balance. As for the girl customers - it's a good idea, although I don't know how hard it would be to implement

Probably not. Any visual character customization will be cumbersome to add right now.

Thanks for the feedback! I was thinking about these problems as well. Client rating and ability to incite clients are on my todo list for sure. As for the last problem you mentioned - I'm still thinking about what would be the best way to approach this. I had thoughts about adding a gallery to review scenes. But an in-game solution would require some kind of a frequency balancer for events.

Thank you for detailed review! Yeah, it do sounds too perfect. Now that I'm thinking about it, there should be a penalty! 😈

Glad you enjoyed it!

I wish death stranding was more like this game

I enjoyed playing it. I think it has potential to be a full game

Well polished for a game jam. And the pixel art is very sexy 👍

Thank you for detailed feedback, I agree with everything :) 

Thanks!

Thanks for playing. I usually die much earlier :)

Thanks for playing. Yeah, it's a good idea to prevent spamming.

Thank you!

Wow, thank you for detailed feedback. Yeah I struggled with balancing, because small changes kept shifting the difficulty unpredictably :D

Thank you!

Thank you for interesting feedback :)

Thank you for playing!

Thanks for the feedback. Maybe because I turned off movement deceleration at some point, as it made jumping on trees harder :D

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it :)

Thank you!

I like the music :)

Really enjoyed that. Nice short story

Using size for difficulty scaling is smart idea, yet it is too difficult for me :D