Wah, how did you make a game so specifically for me? I love love love this. The art is spectacular with their little blinking eyes. Each girl is so charming. Let's all escape together. The movie is about to start~
It was very difficult for me to pull together the thoughts to make an appropriate comment. Your work always resonates with me (even if I lacked the self-awareness to "click" with No Mice in Heaven at first lol), and it feels like each of your games is even better than the last one. As someone with no true home, this one cuts particularly deep.
It's cute and a nice first game. The art is cute and expressive. I hope you make another! I think the story would benefit from being a little longer and having some more proofreading. The credits mentioned some English translation, so I'm guessing it isn't your first language, so having an English writer take a quick look could help smooth it out.
This is extremely cool. Such a singular vision. At first, I thought it was a period piece with anachronistic writing, but it just continued to unfold into something so unique. The interplay and complexities of the setting, biology, writing, mixed media, just all around love this. I'll be playing your other games for sure.So well done!
Wow, your growth has been really cool to see. I was a bit surprised you didn't have dinosaurs this time, but the art (2d and 3d!) was really good, and I think this is your most polished game yet. Great job!
Thank you so much! I admire your work, so the praise means a lot to me. Overall, I really enjoyed working on the project, I just kind of crashed there at the end and then felt self-conscious posting it. Now that a little time has passed I feel better about it and I'm ready to get back to work for noise jam. Thank you for playing!
yep! To clarify, if a videotome game isn't set up to loop back to start, it'll just remain on the final image, and music is handled as a loop so it'll keep going.
I really enjoyed how this all played out. Very interesting way of looking at how people personify artificial things or what consciousness means to them. Very cool work!
I love giallo and Italian horror from the 70s, so I can perfectly see the cheesy sets. I'd love to see this turned into a more full-featured visual novel or something of the like!
This was great read. Such an ambivalent vibe. There's kind of a pervasive sadness through the narrative, but there are these nice little moments that keep it from feeling bleak. Somehow it feels both creepy and romantic. Very cool work. Also, I love Haani's work
