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From now on, every time I login to Duolingo, I'll remember Unolingo. 

Revere got my attention right away so I downloaded and played it. I think the game has lots of potentials. Unfortunately, I can't make any progress after the first puzzle (the padlock one) so I gave up for now. It reminds me of FNAF so much but the puzzles are too complicated for me. I wish the game had brightness and volume settings. I also prefer to click and change the view, instead of just hovering a courser to the side and check outside the doors. I didn't understand where the borderlines were so I kept switching to the views (like between the main room and the corridors) I didn't want. I am looking forward to the full release but the game needs more improvements on the interface in my opinion. I hope my opinion gave you folks some insights. Thanks for reading this. Good luck!

有志ですが日本語訳をお探しの方はこちらからどうぞ。I enjoyed the demo. I was amazed by the transition from 2D to 3D. Even though it was simple "cooking together" moment, I felt quite differently in 2D and 3D. You guys are creative and so many players want to see more yandere games like this. Everything looks amazing except the machine translations as many of us have mentioned here. Honestly, if you can't afford translators, I suggest you to keep it only English. Thanks again, it was a lot of fun to play.

such a hidden gem! I had a lot of fun! this game reminded me of Five Nights at Freddy's. if you are looking for 2D FNAF, go for it. your little donation will definitely help the dev and you won't regret it. the only complain I have is that when I heard the music box, I could barely understand where the music was coming from. this could be intentional but I found it too difficult. anyways, great job! great indie game!

I enjoyed the demo very much and sorry for not adding any Japanese and/or English subtitles to the upload. Overall, I have a high hope for the game but it needs some brush-ups.

Positives ✓ The fix camera angle brings out retro and eerie vibes. ✓ Weird jokes well fit in the humor and Lovecraftian genres. ✓ Dialogues with full voice over. And more!

Negatives ✓ Subtitles and voice are little too hard to comprehend due to the font size and the volume. I should have adjusted the volume better but I wish I could hear dialogues more clearly. ✓ There are lots of minor bugs but I understand that it’s still demo. ✓ Lack of language options. I understand that having more language options could cost more. Poor translations could ruin games but it would be nice to have more accessibilities depending on markets they are targeting for.

It was just $2 but I’m glad I donated the little money to support the developers. Definitely waiting for the full release 😊

Cheers

msBean

Hello Wiloux

Thank you for responding to my comment. If you are interested in more about the localization, please check your DM on Twitter. I’ve sent you a message regarding the localization.

msBean

thank you for such an interesting demo featuring japan. as a japanese person, it was both nostalgic and new experience. those 90s gals are becoming trendy again in 2022 i suppose. i have added my original japanese translation to my video.i think there will be more players from japan if there's japanese language option.

there are few things i would like to share about this game. honestly speaking, i didn't enjoy the control at all. rotating Hoshi using a mouse was really difficult. i wish I could use a controller instead for this type of retro vibe game. it brings better nostalgic vibe in my opinion.

anyways, good luck to everyone and hoping for the full release.

Hello Three Buck Games

I played the demo yesterday and Twelve Floors Below. got my attention for sure. I'm really intrigued by the unique interaction (nodding) and the the circumstances the protagonist is in. I am curious to find out who is telling the truth. I am looking forward to see the full release definitely. One thing I wish I could see improvement in the game was the subtitle. The words were stretched out at the bottom of the screen. It was a bit hard for me to read to be honest. Other than that, I am just waiting for the full release! 

Cheers!
msBean

I also played and added some Japanese subtitles to my gameplay. 

I absolutely enjoyed the short horror game, Nanny. I loved the creepy depressing reality from the kids point of view. I'm a fan of your work. Other Midnight Series, The Librarian and The Supper are also highly recommended. I also translated the story verbally so that my Japanese viewers understand it. I'm looking forward to the next game! 

Thank you so much for your reply. I was so curious to find out where the culture and tradition came from. Please keep sharing and educating players through games. I'm looking forward to Moroi Springs 2! 

I just wanted to let you guys know that I enjoyed the small folkloric puzzle adventure. I was going through the BLM bundle the other day, and I discovered Winterlore. Because I wanted to share with my Japanese viewers, I translated the game in Japanese. Unfortunately, my channel is not big but this should help some Japanese people to enjoy Winterlore. So, please release the sequel if you still enjoy making the game. Thank you for the wonderful experience. 

By the way, I just wanted to find out where this folkloric idea came from. The description page and the vibe set the mood perfectly, but I wish I could see more about the background of folkloric story. I hoped to see more details about her grandfather in the cliffhanger as well.  

I'm sure some of us can relate themselves to the situation. I loved the art style so much. The story was heart-breaking but the art style could perfectly balance it out. I voluntarily added Japanese subtitles. It's nothing professional but I hope it helps to reach Japanese audience. The only complain I have is that I had to restart the game because the shoes completely vanished right after grabbing them, haha. Overall, I enjoyed the melancholic but beautiful little game. Two thumbs up! 

It was one of the most moving games I've played. If you like Night in the Woods, please play this game. You won't regret. I paid only $2 but the game is worth much more. I also played it with Japanese commentary so I hope my audience will appreciate the story. Prepare to wipe your tears at the end. Thank you so much. Please keep making more amazing games!

Your game is better anyways. Don't worry Jim. 

I also received the email. :(

I really enjoyed Everybody Wham Wham. I decided to purchase this game after playing Tower Guy. I enjoy bits of jokes and music in the game a lot. Everybody Wham Wham might not be for everyone but a player like me finds the game absolutely amazing. I'm also a fan of Night in The Woods and Frog Detective. This game reminded me of those cute indie games. If you enjoy those game, I highly recommend you to try the Wham! I'm sure you'll be singing the Wham song at the end... Totally loved it!

It was unexpectedly fun to play! I added Japanese subtitles to my video. I hope this will reach out more Japanese audience. I hope you had a safe and relaxing holiday.

sweet!

Thank you for making another interesting game, Two Star Games. I added Japanese subtitles to my video. I hope this will reach out more audience and players. I'm still waiting for the chapter 4, My Beautiful Paper Smile too. 

I enjoyed it very much. I added Japanese subtitles. Thanks for the fun experience.

It was so relaxing and adorable. I enjoyed the every single puzzle. The hand drawing texture gave me a warm feeling. The ambient sounds must be soothing to everyone' ears who experience the game. If you guys are developing more games in the future, I'm definitely looking forward to it.

I loved the graphics and small conversations in the small town. Those friendly yet rough communications are something we have lost in the city. Unfortunately, I couldn't make good personal connections with the game. However, this slow and nostalgic feelings will bring good vibes to players.

Thanks, Max. I'm Bloodborne fan so I was happy to play this cute mini Bloodborne again. The map was quite well made to recreate the actual town of Yharnam. The Father Gascoin fight was easy but it was great, haha. The fight was very "genuine" as far as I remember. Anyways, thanks a lot. 

It was very relaxing and genuine time. I have motion sickness issue while playing games, but I enjoyed this short walking simulator. I hope I could make the playthrough relaxing and enjoyable for whoever wanted to go for a walk with me.

Everyone deals with loss differently. The way you decided to deal with it might be controversial or difficult for others to understand. I don't personally agree with isolation to 'deal with' the pain but no one should be judging you for the decision you made or have made. Lighthouses are iconic architectures here in Nova Scotia, Canada. They are beautiful but always alone and showing light for others, not for self though. It was melancholic but I appreciated the concept.

I enjoyed this game so much. I don’t think that every player understands or can relate to the ideas in the game easily but I was really fascinated by key elements such as the mask and the clock. I don’t know if that was creator’s intention but I could relate myself to the idea of wearing ‘mask’ customized by others with limited choices of colours and shapes. I played this game especially when I was feeling down and low in my life. I felt bit lighter after the experience. Thank you so much for making me feel not alone through this experience. 

Hi Endflame,
It's my pleasure to help indie game developers! I am usually better at handling my motion sickness issue by lowing the sensitivity. So, I actually lowered the sensitivity a lot this time. It was really nice of you to give players the option. I am usually okay when I play in  the third person view. I know this is probably too much to ask but it would be nice if players can switch views, first person or third person. I was also curious to see how the girl looked like so it might be interesting to show the character in the third person view. Again, it's just my opinion and many players might just enjoy first person view more when it comes to horror. By the way, I'm glad to see horror games like this. So many horror games include shooting and fighing these days so I'm happy to see Ikai type of stealth and folklore based cultural  horror. Hopefully, Ikai will be released in the next year. :)

Thanks for the demo! I'm curious to see Japanese culture in games. I played it in Japanese but I added English subtitles as much as I could. My feedback for the demo is included in the last few minutes, so please check it out if you are interested. 

I was looking forward to this game after playing My friend is a Raven. I like the artstyle and concept very much. I've always felt uncomfortable living in this positive-justice society in my entire life, so I could make a lot of my own connections with this game. I tried my best to translate this game for my Japanese viewers for my upload. Thanks for letting us play the first chapter for free. I'm looking forward to the full release. Thanks again

Thank you for releasing the copyright claim!