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This game is so sweet and cute I can't wait for more !

It feels very awkward to be considering trying to go for Shiloh route after playing OLBA but it also let me actually understand what they meant about the amusement park....decisions are hard but I love the games from GB Patch ♡

Being chronically ill myself I just couldn't help but cry so much relating to the protagonist's situation even when mine isn't terminal

I'm loving this story ! I binge played for over 2 hours by now and really enjoyed everything, it's so sweet to see all kinds of relationships being portrayed in both good and bad light, as they should be. I also adore the dragon part plus the amount of customization for them, I settled on making my dragon, Kurthnaga, opposite of my Mordred (Who I call Linet) so a bold yet level headed dragon with a shy but emotional partner.

I love the humor in this IF and honestly the shock that most of the demo was all from a book really took me off guard !

Im really glad I checked my Itchio as this game updated and genuinely this series is my favorite here ! Has not only great inclusion to LGBTQA+ but also such deep story I can't help myself but love

First of all, as a disabled person I can't thank you enough for the amount of representation you put into the characters. I'm really grateful for letting our character being mute and also for the freedom we have, I could spend the entire day just to make ny character !

I can't wait for when the next chapters are released, I really loved your work.

I don't have enough words to say how much I love this game, waaaay before I knew my own illnesses I tried to play and was already relating so much. Can't say it was what took me to doctors because it wasn't but I was already at the annoying trial and error phrase so could relate to the medical fatigue

Now quite a few years later I tried to play again, now in road to recovery adjusting well to medication and getting help but still not quite there, even when the situation is different I still adore this game. Inspired me to make one of my characters on a DnD campaign also have narcolepsy, which in turn also made me and my best friend research more about it 

All I can say is thank you for such realistic yet comforting portrait of living with an invisible illness