As someone who grew up being told that one day God was going to swoop down and end the world, this was a rather emotional experience for me. I'm not sure "ENJOYED" is the word but it certainly helped me process some things.
This is cute! Mine is a 1-inch tall tiny light with tiny legs that lives in a LEGO bus on my desk. Reminds me of having an imaginary friend when I was little.
This is a beautiful book. I love poetry that is impacted by paired images and how words are placed - reminds me a bit of a Softer World while also being something completely original.
I really loved what I got to play of this - it certainly reminded me of growing up in ye olde Web 1.0 years - but I'm having the same issues others have reported with clicking things just not working sometimes. Ultimately, the "log out" button wouldn't work for me, so I was unable to save my progress to continue the game later. :(
I think an option to choose which character you are would be helpful. I get the idea behind it being random, but it makes it harder to look at all the scenarios and choices.
Itch.io purchases don't give you a Steam key unless the game dev specifically decides to offer them, and I don't see such an offer on this game unless I missed it, so I don't think so.
With the way the game is laid out and a lack of a full-screen button, I can't see the entire game without scrolling up and down, and sometimes the "Submission to Game Jam" flag gets in the way. These elements made it too frustrating for me to really play long enough to get a good impression. Interesting concept of the sanity meter in a roguelike though.
Thanks for the fun little game! I showed it to my friend too. I don't think she has an account on itch but she loves birds and has been sending me her creations. ^^
I like how there's a bit more of a story to this one than the last! But I'd replace the repeat dialog with new things. The game is small enough to easily explore everything, so repeats just end up being annoying IMHO.
