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Just sent you an email, let me know if you don’t receive it :)

Hi Letícia, thank you for reaching out! I’d be more than happy to have a Brazilian Portuguese translation. I’ve received a Polish translation and it’s credited in the description on the game’s main page, so if that type of credit is suitable then I can definitely do that. If you have something else in mind, let me know and we can see what’s best for you :)

Thank you for reaching out! I’d love to hear how the playthrough goes :)

You can map the number or face card to the same season prompts. Let’s say you have the King of Hearts and you assign it to the Active Season. You can either gather plants or build a nurturing relationship with the community for personal reasons. Let me know if that makes sense - thanks for the comment, I’ll try to make that a little easier to understand in a future revision!

Shared on the main page and linked to your playthrough as well, thanks for letting me share this!

This is fantastic! You’re absolutely right that it’s difficult to show examples of actual playthroughs - do you mind if I include a link to this in the game’s description?

Thank you for the beautiful comment and artwork - I also love that you included the actual cards that you drew for your lodging and staff too, what a nice touch!

こちらこそコメントありがとうございます！！ぜひ遊んでみてください！！

Thanks for posting - just added some more. Hope you enjoy the game!

Thanks for the wonderful comment and glad you had fun! Hopefully the unsolved mystery adds to the worldbuilding of your world and lays the foundation for future mysteries.

Thanks for the question! You want to match the suit and number of the showdown card to the suits and numbers of all previously drawn clue cards.

Let’s say you draw the 10 of spades as your showdown card:

1. If you have one clue card with a 10 and another clue card with spades, you have the full solve.
2. If you have one clue card with a 10 but no cards with spaces or vice versa, it becomes the partial solve (i.e. solved but with no hard evidence).
3. Finally, if you don’t draw any 10s or spades in your clue cards, the case is unresolved.

Hope that helps!

Fantastic, thank you so much! Glad it works so well for you and your students, good luck with the teaching!

Thanks for the comment and love the usage in ESL! I’d love to hear feedback from you and your participants, especially if there’s anything I can do to improve that specific experience. Thanks for playing yourself as well!

Thanks for the comment! There’s no hard rule for shuffling - shuffling after each case will result in the most randomness and lower chances of the complete solve for each case, so you can shuffle after each case to increase difficulty.

Alternatively, you can shuffle only after you run out of cards to draw. This signifies the growth of your club’s ability to resolve mysteries through the experience they’ve built up over the many cases they’ve encountered, with a shuffle indicating that a new era of mysteries have come into play that require new ways of thinking.

Let me know which works better for you - I’ll think about incorporating this in another iteration!

I’ve uploaded your translations for Omotenashi and Amayadori, thanks again for your help!

Thanks for the comment! I can’t promise anything anytime soon, but I’ll put it on the backlog!

Thanks for playing and commenting here! Excited for your next mysteries, hope some of the clues don’t just lead you astray!

Hi there, thanks for reaching out! Absolutely, please contact me over on onemorepotatochip@gmail.com, let me know who to credit and I’ll upload then on the page :)

Thanks for the comment and picture, hope Yuki managed to solve some mysteries!

Sent you a message, looking forward to your translation!

Thanks for reaching out - I’d prefer to keep all versions of Urban Legend Club on the same page, so if you’re willing to create a translation I’d be more than happy to add it on this page and credit you!

Thanks for posting, just added some more!

Thank you for playing and sharing your thoughts!

Glad you had fun and thank for you sharing the wonderful drawing!

Thank you for the insightful review!

Thanks for playing and sharing your comments, hope your next adventure is just as challenging as the first!

Thanks for the kind words, would love to reach a summary of your playthrough!

Thank you for the kind words, glad you and your kid had a great time :)

It just wants to be pampered like any other nice rat!

Thanks for playing, hope you’re having fun!

Thanks for checking it out!

Thanks for playing and I’m glad you enjoyed the experience!

Thanks for the kind words and I’m glad that you enjoyed it!

Thank you too, hope you have fun and enjoy your time with it!

Hi there!

First time submitting to any game jam (thanks for the opportunity!) so I have a question on general submissions - is it possible to submit something and then update that submission afterwards?

I have finished the bulk of the written content but don't know if I'll have time to play around with illustrations - is it better to just submit once I'm happy or could I submit an update as well?