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Thanks for playing <3

Very cool game! Moody and mysterious. Inspires me to try making one :)

Great idea for a spreadsheet game! I had to peek at the example but I succeeded in the end :)

There is someone in the game who might want it!

Thanks for playing it! <3

Thank you! I really miss Taiwan watermelon juice!!

You can always try again tomorrow!

This was really great, especially for a first attempt! Very moving, and such an effective use of the single-choice constraint. Thanks for sharing it <3

The important thing is that you didn't give up!!  🍉

Thank you! So glad you enjoyed it <3

So cool to see you wrote an Inform poem! I'm fascinated on a technical level and also haunted by how well it paints the scene. So great.

Thanks so much, that's very kind! Glad you enjoyed the game :)

I love this. At some point I forgot I was playing a game, and then I remembered and my mind collapsed in on itself for a second, but anyway this indirect way of storytelling is very cool.

Thank you! So glad you enjoyed it :)

This is a really cool idea for a game format! Great atmosphere too. Makes me feel inspired :)

This game rules. The writing is perfect. I almost made something of myself...maybe I'll try again, but it's a tough biz.

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Wow, this gave me chills. All of those influences really turned into something cool and unique!

Got 'em all! That was fun, and I like the graphics!

Thank you!! I'm glad you liked it :)

Thank you!! I'm glad it was intriguing!

This game is awesome! I really appreciate the fun writing and the player-friendliness—I feel like I got a lesson in writing good choices in games, and also another lesson about homeownership. :)

This was great! Very atmospheric. And what a nice happy ending :)

A very gripping story! I knew it must be about to end, but I still didn't want it to :)

This was a lot of fun! Really funny writing and great characters—I had to start over a few times to see all the shenanigans they got up to. 

Oh yes. This is some spooky greatness right here. The zombie eye definitely belongs in the monster book right alongside the others!

This is neat! Poetry games are fun, and this one feels like a throwback to classic creepy poems of yore. I stumbled around until I found a hopeful ending, whew!

I loved this! The writing is so thoughtful, the way you can choose whether to lean in to the fact that this has been going on far too long already...it really got me. And it's eerie how replaying the game mirrors the repetition over the years. Great game!

Thanks, glad you liked it! (I wanted to implement "replay your message" too, to see everything in one block, but ran out of time....)

Yeah, it was hard to develop a story with such a small project—follow-up calls is a good idea for later, though. Glad you liked it, and thanks for sharing your thoughts!

So glad you liked it! I'm glad it was a hard choice, too. Thanks for playing :)

Beautiful and absorbing, like a 3D poem. I really enjoyed spending time with this game.

I'm glad you felt for Kira...not everyone had so much sympathy. Thanks for playing!

Thank you for the kind words! I'm so glad you enjoyed it. Hmm, it would be interesting to see other things' perspectives on our human dramas...maybe someone else will write those. :)

Thank you! I still don't really understand where the idea came from, but I'm glad it ended up making some kind of sense ^_^

I really enjoyed this! Tension underlying beauty, and vice versa. And the choice. <3

This was fun! It's a very interesting take on the one-choice constraint. The story really ups the stakes, and I liked the variations in endings. I just hope it hasn't ruined cookies for me...

This is great! How satisfying to be able to make a different choice. And yet....

Really makes you think!

It's so interesting to hear other people's soda stories—this one is particularly visceral. Thanks for reading and for sharing!