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I actually liked this game, the writing is pretty good, for not really using any extravagant language it certainly manages to be pretty powerful in the context or i suppose lack there of. I was going to suggest adding music because the game feels empty, but I imagine that was what you were going for anyway, and i do think it sort of forced me to take the game more seriously than i would have otherwise.

I do however think this game would really benefit from original graphics, or at least i'd suggest you try make original graphics for any future game you might make, you obviously can draw judging from the images in game, and you have a pretty cool art style as well, maybe one that doesnt translate well into the small size of the sprites in rpg maker but regardless i feel like you'd be able to portray the tone of the game much better with your own work, thats just personal opinion though.

I liked the story, didnt really understand it that much (guess ill have to get the other two endings) but it is fairly interesting, what im picking up so far anyway is something about suicide, self harm, hospitals, comas, maybe a relationship that ended during a coma, and possibly something about being transgender but im not so sure about the last one, but i think all these things were pretty well portrayed, because it wasn't like, ridiculously cryptic but it was still vague enough that you had to sort of connect the dots yourself, and i always like that kind of storytelling.

Basically, good game, keep it up!

CREAMSODA is a bizarre RPG with comedic elements, spanning over around 90 minutes on average, which has received a fairly even split of wildly mixed reviews.

It features:

• A vast array of fully original music and sprites (if at a questionable quality),
• Many shocking and appalling circumstances,
  
• The portrayal of an unpredictable and nonsensical story,
• Fleeting moments of reason partially explained through a mockery of logic,
• A unique cast of truly unforgettable characters,
  
• Some confusing spelling mistakes (I hope you appreciate the honesty),
• Deceptively strategic gameplay,
• A medium through which you certainly will feel many emotions,
• And an overall traumatizing experience.

Play it here!

-Popper has a skill which is meant to revive you, it didnt work before but now it does, havent updated the game to include this yet because its not exactly game breaking, but it is fixed.

You can use your old saves in new updates, in the creamsoda folder there should be a file (assuming you have save files) called save01 or save05 or something similar, if you dont know which save is your current one just copy them all from the old creamsoda folder into the new updated one, and the game should run fine!

In some cases it may be bugged or softlocked, but thats just a chance you will have to take.

(if it wont start try saving in different rooms)

With all honesty, i cant guarantee that you can beat that fight if you haven't already gotten enough experience from beating all the other fights, which is something i overlooked and im gonna have to fix in the next update.

but if you do have all the experience the strategy basically boils down to making sure that at the end of every turn, he is either uneasy or stunned by using the baggins stare or using the slap (which is somewhat of a risk because it doesnt always stun) , if he is, every turn that you are not uneasy and have enough tp to use the "haymaker" skill, use it. otherwise if you are uneasy or just dont have enough tp to use the haymaker just slap him. or if you cant do any of that then rest, doing it like that you can sometimes even get through without any items, and it helps if you drink at the sinks and rest at the beds beforehand to gain back your sp and health.

Thank you for playing my videogame creamsoda!