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Very fun concept, I kind of wish there were more time shenanigans to resolve, but the game was nicely executed all the same! Clockhart reminds me of one of the bosses in Endacopia, but classier, which is neat!

Adorable game! Love the silly feel and the cutesy art, I'd definitely like to speak to more characters in this universe and investigate other equally riveting cases!

I can't figure out the liquid step, but this looks so clean and neat!

Lovely game, the aesthetics are super cozy, clean and cute!

Such  a refreshing idea, loved the simple playability and the fun aesthetics!!! All in all very coherent and nice!

Very cute aesthetic, really digging it!

Very cozy game, I enjoyed the chill vibe!

You might want to fiddle with the windows a bit for that!

Can't beat the final boss, but the game's been keeping me engaged for days, so kudos for that! Very well constructed, the sounds, aesthetic and monster designs are all very fun!

I would definitely play several levels of this, very simple yet neat idea! Some days really do be like that...

Lovely game! Love how you built the spaces and the hopeful little notes! (I accidentally restarted the last conversation with the dinosaur when it was no longer there and I couldn't see its words, so it looked like the scientist talking to themselves, hahaha)

The graphics are really cool, but I have tried every possible combination on every interactive item and I can't seem to get past the second scene nor get anything into my inventory. I'm not sure if the game is playable past that, but having a little walkthrough or tutorial would help immensely, because it can be frustrating!

Very cute game, things overlap a bit sometimes, but the graphics are adorable!

I'm remarkably bad at this game, but I adore how it looks! So clean and cute!!! Wonderful use of color!

Lovely mechanics and ambience!

Whew, that was stressful, but fun! Took me a few times (and horrible deaths) to get it right!

Lovely aesthetic!

This is so silly and fun, had a good time with it!

This is so neat, love how simple yet fun it is! Great aesthetic too (:

Very beautiful graphics! The story is so sad though, leaves you wanting to know more about the past these two characters shared </3

Adorable little game!

This game makes me cry every single time, it's so precious! <3

Loved the aesthetic of the game! The puzzles weren't impossible to figure out, which I appreaciated too. Nice little experience overall!

Muy simple y muy divertido, ¡felicidades!

I'm really enjoying all of your mini games, the simple aesthetic is super cool and I adore it!

I'm not too good at this kind of mechanic, but I really love the aesthetic you chose for the game, it's really charming!

What a neat idea! The game froze when I tried to check what was on my mind, but otherwise I really liked how simple, yet emotional the gameplay is! Good job!

Very interesting aesthetic!

I'm not very good at platform games, but I actually really loved this one! The aesthetic is so nostalgic and the little story (and alien friend!) are so cute that it pushed me to solve every level <3

Really enjoyed building a tiny town, the art is lovely!

Once you get the hang of it, it really is relaxing and fun. Very cute game!

Very nice! I loved the mechanics of both FeedVid Live and FeedVid, they felt new and exciting! (kudos for nailing the clickbait videos and general tomfoolery of the Internet, that was such a nice touch)

Cute game! The aesthetic is quite lovely too!

Gosh, thank you! I had fun figuring out how to make them move with so little pixels, hehehe! Hopefully I'll be able to work on longer games in the future...

Thank YOU for the lovely comment! I'm so happy to know that the text resonated with you! 💖

Thank you! Truth be told, that's my favorite bit of dialogue! And Morse code guy is having none of it, haha. 

Thank you so much! 💖 Coming up with different vibes for each character and room was really fun, hehehe

Thank you! Making it got something off my chest, that's for sure! 

Thank you so much! I struggled a bit trying to find a correlation between the space and the narrative, so I'm so glad to read this! <3

Thank you, that means a lot!