Hi! We played your game on stream and really enjoyed it!

Hi! We played your game on stream and really enjoyed it!

Ahhhhh thank you so much for playing and for leaving such a kind comment!! I'm glad that it resonated so much with you and that you found it relatable!

ありがとうございます！！すごくうれしいです！

ありがとうございます！！

どっちもプレイしてくれて、本当に感謝しています！

Thank you so much for playing and for leaving such a kind comment! I am glad that the two endings left such a different set of impressions, I was hoping that players would come away with that. Thank you again so much!

Thank you so much for playing and for your kind words! I am glad you enjoyed it. I really appreciate it!

Thank you so much for playing and for leaving such a kind comment! I was hoping to be able to convey as much as I could while cutting down on words because I usually have a tendency to ramble and overexplain, ahaha. The jam limitations really helped to curtail that, and I am glad that the game still managed to get across the right emotions.

Thank you so much for playing and for leaving such a kind comment! I am glad that the two endings left such a different set of impressions, I was hoping that players would come away with that. Thank you again so much!

Hello! First of all, thank you so much for making such a great tool to make moving, emotional games. I've been really enjoying using it as a way to make little creative works.

I was wondering if anyone knows of an alternate Asian font. The reason is that the default one tends to overlap if there is too much text on a line, and by "too much" I mean more than a few words at most. Is there any way to get the text to drop to the next line, if that makes sense? Right now, writing something in Japanese looks like this:

I read that bitsy can use custom fonts but they need to be in the bitsyfont format, which I don't really know much about. Is there a way to convert a Japanese font into a bitsyfont? If so, how should I go about doing that? Sorry for so many questions, I just really want to bug some of my Japanese friends into making bitsy games with me, ahaha.

Hi! We played your game on stream and really enjoyed it!

Hi! We played your game on stream and really enjoyed it!

Hi! We played your game on stream and really enjoyed it!

Hi! We played your game on stream and really enjoyed it!

Hi! We played your game on stream and really enjoyed it!

Hi! We played your game on stream and really enjoyed it!

Hi! We played your game on stream and really enjoyed it!

Hi! We played your game on stream and really enjoyed it!

This was super lovely! It really did feel like walking through the forest with you and having you point out various plants and reading little tidbits about them from your book, while also making the kind of chitchat you'd get from hiking with a friend. It's intimate and warm and just a really lovely (and occasionally introspective and wistful) time. I hope this doesn't sound too parasocial and weird of me but it really does feel like I got to hang out with you for a while and just enjoy your company lol. Thank you so much for making this game, for organizing this jam, and of course for making Narrat!!!

Holy cow, this is so cool?! On its own it's already a really cool strategy game with some great worldbuilding for a fun campaign. But then to realize that this was all built in Narrat is mind-blowing, serious kudos to you for coming up with the idea and then pulling it off!!

Very neat premise with some great world-building and setup for a full story later. Really rooting for Dad's luck to turn around and hoping that no Y2K shenanigans befall him, lol. Definitely wanna see more of this, I just want Dad's used bookstore to finally take off!!

WOW okay, gee, thanks for raising the bar impossibly high for the rest of us 😂 Seriously just look at these colors, my eyes are feasting over here. ALSO: as someone who used to love to take photographs but has been slacking off for years, I was not expecting the game to come at me this hard for neglecting my art and also for being mundane 😭😭😭 Straight through the heart, LOL

I loved every second of this, I cannot wait for the full version!

Super cute little game about androids getting together for a board game night! I liked their banter, it was very sweet and established each android's personality very quickly. The character designs and expressions were also very charming, and the board game questions (and ending 👻) made me chuckle. Great game!

YESSSS here we go with a big meaty mecha story with duels and political intrigue and Meaningful Choices and moments where your teammates make their dramatic final stands, it's just everything I love about a good mecha story. Really looking forward to the next chapter and the full game!!

Oh my god the psychic damage this did to me, thank you, I really needed to be reminded of what it was like being in my early 20s and being surrounded by just the most toxic mfers 😫

(okay that was a joke but also I meant that as a compliment for your game, dangerously good writing that totally GOES THERE in a way I did not expect!)

I really liked this game, it was very melancholic. I loved this sad feeling of returning home to a place that has just sort of rusted and withered away, and the artwork and music did a lot to make it contemplative and moving. I hope you continue to make more games in this world, it is very clear that you have some more stories to tell in this setting and with these characters!

Thank you so much for playing and for your kind words!! I am glad that the short length managed to get that across. I find that I tend to overexplain things so it was very helpful to deliberately restrict my word count in this way, and I'm glad that it still managed to get through.

Thank you so much for playing and for your kind words! I am glad that it resonated with you ☺️

OOF this one doesn't pull its punches, some of these lines will be ringing in my ears for the next few days. That section about hiring voice actors making the player feel dirty for pitching them like gladiators is just, ahhhhh that is such a real feeling and it fuckin sucks and this game captures that grim acceptance and resignation so dang well. Amazing work!

Oh man, this game has just an incredible atmosphere with its unsettling music and unpleasant (in a good way) characters. Moody and grim and disgusting (again, all meant as a good thing lmao) and just, I cannot believe this was made in three weeks?? Way to make the rest of us look bad 😂 (I kid I kid, seriously impressive work, and it made all the hair stand up on my arms especially during that final scene with the... flower. I went and got the other endings and that scene always creeped me out ahaha)

Thank you so much for playing and for your kind words!! (Shaking a little as I type this because I love your games so much ahhhh)

Thank you so much for playing and for your kind words!! I am glad that it resonated with you 💜

Ooooh, thank you so much! Gonna add this in to the files once the jam ends, seriously thanks!!

Thank you so much for playing and for your kind words! 🥰 And I agree, bitsy is a really great way to limit yourself (color palette, text, etc) to express yourself, I love it a lot!

Thank you so much for playing and for your kind words! I do apologize for the Narrat UI being confusing, I was not sure how to disable certain features (such as the save/load system and the Skills menu). Once the jams end, I would like to take another crack at disabling those features and update the build. Thank you for your feedback, I really appreciate it!

Thank you so much for playing and for your thoughtful comment! I am very glad that my complicated feelings could be properly conveyed through such a short piece. Thank you again 🥰

Thank you so much for playing and for your kind words! I am glad you had a great experience! 🥰

Thank you so much for playing and for your kind words! I am glad that you are happy with your choice and found the right closure!

Thank you so much for playing and for your kind comments! I am glad that you found the single choice impactful, I was hoping it would have that effect!

Thank you so much for playing and for your kind words!! I am really humbled and pleased that you liked it! 🥰 Thank you so much for encouraging me to participate in O2A2, this is what finally got me to make a game!