Itch.io comments REALLY need a spoilers feature, am I right???
PieNumber4
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Yeah, maybe an automatic pan back and forth would be better, but I actually don't mind the manual turning. Mitigate, but don't omit. Also, I wanna throw away the key >:)
Edit, actually after thinking about it for a second, not only is the panning already automatic, but also you need the panning to be manual so that you have the option to use the crowbar immediately. You couldn't do that if you were thrown back into the game the moment you got an item. I still wanna throw away the key tho
Weird thing where no matter what I say, Wanda acts like I said something wrong. "Mention you went to university", so I say "I went to University." and that's wrong for some reason.
Edit: Just played three more times and I'm even more convinced that the good ending in the preview screenshots is fake and this whole game is a one-ending art piece about the hell that is 2025 job interviews.
I chose the same name that I chose in Potion Panik, Opia, so I guess these two games will forever be connected for me.
But my character in Potion Panik was a guy, so now my headcanon is that he was going steady with Mirabelle before he did some self discovery, came out as trans, and Mirabelle was supportive at first but as Opia continued his transition, Mirabelle just wasn't attracted to him anymore and they ended on good terms. He moved away and started his own potion shop in another town because working there was just too akward.
(Vaguely describing each option to select. SPOILERS)
The "Happy Ending" comes from being vague and not letting Cecil learn about the extent of their relationship.
Don't tell him about the marriage. Accept the fact that Cecil is gone and try to give him room to breathe, or try to end things yourself.
Don't tell stories about the past, and do not sugarcoat the way he died.
The way Cecil died was sloppy and painful. You would have given him a swift end. Let him know this.
Make no mention of falling in love.
If given the option to, do not hurt him. But perhaps a better ending comes from moving on